The Georgian Service Network (GSN) has plans to offer ‘new and interesting products’ to Georgian consumers, including fiscal devices and POS equipment.

Gianti Logistics plans to open a representative branch office in Europe and Central Asia in the near future, owner and Managing Director of Gianti Logistics David Tugushi told Golden Brand.

Franco Fontana Jewelry, which has been on the Georgian market for more than 10 years, says it has adapted to the reality of the pandemic and managed to offer online sales and new services in just a short period of time.

Georgia’s leading company in the outdoor advertising market, Alma, will build 15 pedestrian bridges in the next three years in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi, which will be adapted for people with special needs.

Domson’s Engineering & Construction, a leading engineering company in Georgia, has launched construction and Fit Out services. 

Bricorama, the first ‘Do It Yourself’ (DIY) concept hypermarket in Georgia, has offered an outdoor construction-wholesale space and launched an online shop amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Georgian insurance company ARDI has started a digital transformation process, aiming to provide even more sophisticated and prompt services to its customers.

International beauty company Avon, a solid employer and a company with a record of empowering women in Georgia, continues to implement a sales growth-oriented strategy on the local market.

Global chewing gum brand Dirol, a brand owned by Mondelez International, has appeared in Georgian stores with new packaging which is ‘more attractive and youthful’, says Zurab Lomsadze, National Key Account Manager for the Central Asia and the Caucasus region. 

Georgia’s first business radio station Commersant, which began ‘filling the gap’ back in 2008 and has been informing the business sector over economic developments in the country for 12 years, has strongly modified its content during the pandemic to inform and at the same time encourage the business sector.