Reports on investment trends in Georgia and globally (sectoral opportunities, risk assessment, upcoming policy changes). Data on market size, regulatory environment, and investment incentives

The Chamber represents investor interests in dialogue with government bodies (tax policy, regulation, infrastructure). Early notifications of proposed legislation affecting investment. Ability to influence policy through feedback, consultations

Events connecting domestic and foreign investors
Introductions to key stakeholders: government contacts, legal/financial consultants, potential partners. Investor forums, round-tables, sector-specific committees

Legal, financial, and tax advisory specific to investment projects
Assistance navigating permits, licensing, and regulatory compliance
Support with due diligence, feasibility studies

Member listing in Chamber directory, website, publications
Opportunity to showcase projects or achievements at Chamber events. PR and media exposure through Chamber channels

Information on investment incentives offered by Georgia (tax breaks, subsidies, free industrial zones etc.)
Help in applying for government grants or guarantees

Help in linking with foreign investors, export markets, overseas partners
Possible participation in investment tours or trade missions

Workshops, seminars, or training for members on investment-best practices, ESG (environmental, social, governance), innovation
Sharing of case studies, mentorship

By being a Chamber member, projects gain credibility in eyes of financiers, partners, authorities
Support in understanding, managing regulatory, legal or political risks

Discounts or preferential terms for services like legal, accounting, insurance etc. including events negotiated via Chamber
Shared resources (e.g. co-working, procurement groups)

Templates/contracts, checklists, guides for structuring deals, investment agreements
Case studies of successful investments in Georgia