Total assets $6bn USD Headquarters Tbilisi Type of business Private Equity Fund | Website [1] Founded 2013 | |
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Key people George Bachiashvili, CEO | ||
Georgian co investment fund announces usd 40m greenhouse investment project
The Georgian Co-Investment Fund (GCF) is a USD$6bn private investment fund for Georgia's industries and sectors through a private equity structure. The fund is currently the largest in the Central and Eastern Europe market and focuses on financing projects in Energy and Infrastructure, Hospitality and Real Estate, Agriculture and Logistics and Manufacturing.
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In January 2014, Georgian Prime Minister, Irakli Garibashvili travelled to the World Economic Forum in Davos where the Georgian Co-Investment Fund was a discussed at length with representatives from major international Governments and Corporates.
In January 2014, GCF Chief Executive, George Bachiashvili, was listed in the Forbes “2014 30 Under 30: Finance” list.
In October 2013, a delegation from the Georgia, including Chief Executive George Bachiashvili, and led by Georgian Foreign Minister, Maia Panjikidze, visited Qatar to take part in high-level political and business discussions. Following this visit, it was announced that a Qatari delegation will visit Tbilisi to continue discussions surrounding potential investment in Georgia.