Pension Fund: Over 22,000 Georgians draw pension benefits worth GEL 100.3 million
The Pension Fund of Georgia has published its statistical data, indicating that the number of participants enrolled in the pension scheme stands at 1,667,000 people.
As of August 31, 2025, 22,843 individuals have benefited from accumulated pensions, receiving GEL 100.3 million in pension payments.
The value of pension assets amounts to GEL 7.4 billion, of which generated returns have exceeded GEL 1.9 billion.
The Pension Fund of Georgia has also published the results of its investment portfolios for August 2025.
“August proved to be quite a good month for the pension fund’s portfolios, driven by rising share prices on international markets. This positive momentum was linked to strong quarterly corporate results, an improved economic environment, and expectations of a more accommodative policy from the Federal Reserve.
“In August, the dynamic portfolio showed the highest growth at 1.98%, whilst the balanced and conservative portfolios grew by 1.51% and 1.22% respectively.
Year-to-date returns for all three portfolios remain quite high: conservative at 7.29%, balanced at 8.11%, and dynamic at 9.20%.
“It should be noted that the dynamic portfolio also leads in terms of long-term returns, since the portfolio’s creation (August 6, 2023) to date, its annualised returns stand at 13.8%, whilst the corresponding figures for balanced and conservative portfolios are 12.7% and 11.6% respectively.
By the end of August, Pension Fund of Georgia assets exceeded GEL 7.4 billion, whilst generated returns surpassed GEL 1.9 billion,” the Pension Fund notes.
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