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1. “DEXUS” ANNOUNCED NEW YEAR ACTION
   (Daily News: December 15, 2011)

   Management company Dexus has announced New Year action, being in force until January 15. Since today, 12 gifts are envisaged for buyers of real estate in objects under Dexus management.

2. “BASISBANK” JOINED TRADE BOOTHS’ PLACEMENT PROCESS IN TBILISI
   (Daily News: December 15, 2011)

   Basisbank has announced about joining to Tbilisi City Hall’s project, envisaging trade booths’ placement in the city. The bank said that taking into consideration that its priority is promotion of small and middle-sized business and local production, those entrepreneurs, who gains right of placing booth in Tbilisi, will be enabled to receive credit in Basisbank as well.

3. “SILKNET” OFFERS MOBILE SERVICE “S1”
   (Daily News: December 14, 2011)

   Operator SilkNet offers mobile service S1, being available within coverage areas of the company’s wireless network. Mobile phone operates in CDMA 800 MHz standard and has index “570”.

4. Rezonansi: “DURING 4 MONTHS, 15M LARI HAS BEEN COLLECTED AS CLEANING FEE FROM POPULATION”
   (Economic Press Monitor: December 14, 2011)

   According to the newspaper, they could not get information from Tbilisi City Hall about revenues from cleaning fee. Oppositional fraction of Tbilisi Council, Free Democrats did not receive any answer to this question as well.

5. EUROPEAN YOUTH CARD “EUROCARD” TO BE INTRODUCED IN GEORGIA
   (Daily News: December 13, 2011)

   International non-governmental organization Peace and Development Academy (provider of Eurocard in Georgia) has informed that annual fee for Eurocard (property of European Youth Association) in Georgia is 10 lari.

   The card enables young people from 13 to 31 to enjoy certain discounts in different objects in Georgia, as well as over 80,000 objects of 38 countries of Europe, head of Peace and Development Academy Giorgi Kakulia declared at the presentation of the card today.

6. “TI GEORGIA”: GEORGIAN ADVERTISEMENT MARKET IS CHARACTERIZED BY LACK OF STRONG COMPETITION
   (Daily News: December 13, 2011)

   According to results of study, conducted by International Transparency Georgia (TI Georgia), Georgian advertisement sector suffers lack of competition, while it is characterized by strong market concentration.

   In major, the companies are ruled by persons, having ties to government officials.

7. BLACK SEA COUNTRIES’ REGULATORY BODIES TO COOPERATE WITHIN TRANSITION TO DIGITAL BROADCASTING
   (Daily News: December 13, 2011)

   Representatives of regulatory bodies from Black Sea countries have discussed issues regarding transition from analog to digital broadcasting at the conference in Tbilisi today.

   According to Georgian National Communication Commission, the participants agreed to cooperate more closely and share experience.

8. Rezonansi: “MEAT IS CHEAPER IN YEREVAN AND MOSCOW THAN IN TBILISI”
   (Economic Press Monitor: December 13, 2011)

   The newspaper reports that beef costs 13-14 lari (per 1 kg) at Tbilisi agricultural markets, lamb – 11-12 lari, while pork – 12-13 lari.

   Data of neighboring countries is reported for comparison purpose.

9. “MOUNTAIN VILLAGE” TO BUILD TRADE CENTER IN TBILISI
   (Daily News: December 12, 2011)

   LLC Mountain Village, being founded this year through the US investments, has declared to Sarke that it is going to build trade center in Tbilisi. Construction, which is planned to start in early 2012, should be completed in 1 year.

10. TIMBER LOGGING INCREASED BY 14.5% IN 2010
    (Daily News: December 12, 2011)

    Sakstat reported that timber logging made up 798,881 cubic m in 2010. The figure is by 14.5% up year-on-year.

11. PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL ACQUIRED CONSTRUCTIONS ON MAY 26 SQUARE IN TBILISI
    (Daily News: December 9, 2011)

    LLC State Service Bureau reported that private individual acquired buildings on May 26 Square in Tbilisi. New owner will pay 1.95 million lari against starting price of 1.9 million lari.

12. “VESTEL” TO OPEN ONE MORE SHOP IN TBILISI
    (Daily News: December 9, 2011)

    Company Vestel announced that household appliances shop will be opened tomorrow in Tbilisi (Agmashenebeli Ave. 154). This will be our biggest outlet in Georgia, the company said.

13. ABOUT 15 COMPANIES TAKE PART IN GEORGIAN TEA EXHIBITION
    (Daily News: December 9, 2011)

    Georgian tea exhibition has been opened today in Tbilisi. Over 15 companies are taking part in this event, including Geoplant, Agroexport, Agrofirm Kobuleti, Ternali Tea, Tkibuli Tea, etc.

14. GEO-CORS JOINED EUPOS NETWORK
    (Daily News: December 9, 2011)

    National Agency of Public Register has reported that permanently operating Georgian information system GEO-CORS has already joined to European network EUPOS.

    Introduction of GEO-CORS, being used for land inventory and navigation, was implemented with assistance of Sweden’s International Development Agency (SIDA) and the World Bank.

15. “PSP GROUP” OPENED REFRACTIVE SURGERY CENTER THROUGH ASSISTANCE OF “CARL ZEISS”
    (Daily News: December 8, 2011)

    PSP Group has declared that Center for Refractive Surgery was opened today on the base of National Ophtalmology Center in multisectoral hospital New Hospital. Assistance for the center’s opening was rendered by German Carl Zeiss and German Economic Development Center.

16. “TELASI” NOT TO ISSUE DIVIDENDS FROM PROFIT 2010
    (Daily News: December 8, 2011)

    Tbilisi energy distributor JSC TELASI reported that extraordinary meeting of shareholders, held recently, decided not to issue dividends from profit 2010. To remind, profit of TELASI made up 48.35 million lari.

17. 40M LARI IS ENVISAGED FOR SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT NEXT YEAR
    (Daily News: December 8, 2011)

    Education and Science Ministry said that 40 million lari is envisaged for school infrastructure improvement in the next year. Namely, 20 new schools are planned to build; besides, new inventory and 25,000 PCs will be handed over to schools.

18. Liberali: “WOULD BOOTHS’ LEASE ENDANGER PRESS DISTRIBUTION?”
    (Economic Press Monitor: December 8, 2011)

    The journal’s traditional topic “Two Opinions” provides comments of Georgian Regional Media Association’s chairman Ia Mamaladze and Tbilisi City Hall’s press-speaker Bacho Dolidze on City Hall’s project “1,000 booths”.

    Mamaladze regards that press distribution is in a big danger.

19. LLC “B&N” ACQUIRED NATADZE INSTITUTE OF SANITARY, HYGIENE AND MEDICAL ECOLOGY
    (Daily News: December 7, 2011)

    Economy and Sustainable Development Ministry has reported that LLC B&N became owner of JSC Natadze Research Institute of Sanitary, Hygiene and Medical Ecology. The LLC will pay 750,000 lari against starting price 700,000 lari.

20. REHABILITATION OF “GEORGIAN STEEL” STARTED
    (Daily News: December 7, 2011)

    Rehabilitation process applied to JSC Georgian Steel, owner company of Rustavi metallurgical plant. Corresponding decision was made by Tbilisi City Court yesterday, based on consent of mediators’ council, being set up by creditors’ meeting.

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