Georgia's postal and courier sector earned GEL 273.8 million in 2025
Georgia's postal and courier enterprises earned GEL 273.8 million in 2025, Geostat reported. The figure leaves out home food delivery. International services brought in 67.0% of income and local services 33.0%.
Parcel delivery generated 76.8% of the sector's income. In that segment, 70.3% came from international services and 29.7% from local ones. Written correspondence contributed 17.3% of income, of which international services made up 57.8%.
During 2025 the sector's companies dispatched 16.4 million parcels and 7.0 million items of written correspondence. Average annual employment was 4.6 thousand, including 1.8 thousand couriers and postal carriers.
Related directory categories: Courier services in Tbilisi.
Sources: Source publication; Source document (PDF).
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