In February 2025, Georgia experienced a deceleration in economic activity growth, which slowed to 7.7% year-on-year compared to 11.1% in January. This reduction was chiefly attributed to downturns in the manufacturing and construction sectors. However, growth was supported by advancements in the professional, scientific, and technical fields; information and communication; as well as in transportation and storage, alongside contributions from the energy, mining, and quarrying industries.