Georgia Capital (CGEO) posts record NAV growth and zero HoldCo debt in third quarter
Georgia Capital's NAV per share rose 13.6% quarter on quarter to GEL 198.91, HoldCo debt was cleared and the buyback expanded to $100 million, TradingView reports.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Georgia Capital's net asset value per share reached GEL 198.91, up 13.6% from the previous quarter. Revenue and EBITDA of the large private businesses grew 18.5% and 26.3% year on year, and the portfolio posted double-digit gains.
The company eliminated HoldCo debt entirely and expanded its share buyback programme to $100 million. A separate report put the portfolio value creation at GEL 810 million.
why it matters
Investors will focus on two points: growth in asset value per share and the absence of debt at the holding company level, which reduces leverage risk for shareholders. A larger buyback directly adds demand for the company's shares.
market impact
CGEO shares: higher NAV and a bigger buyback support the stock
- CGEO shares pressure up — higher NAV per share and an expanded share buyback programme
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- CGEO: Record NAV growth, double-digit portfolio gains and zero HoldCo debt in 3Q26 — TradingView, 28 October 2026 at 07:03 UTC
- CGEO: Record NAV growth, GEL 810m portfolio gains and zero HoldCo gross debt — TradingView, 28 October 2026 at 07:06 UTC
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