Tbilisi (GBC) - MFOs have slowed down the growth rate of assets. In H1/2024, the MFO sector showed an annual growth of 15.5%. By the end of the year, it will reach 15%.
The sector has shrunk. MBC has exited the market with assets of 150 million, and Crystal is also planning to exit with its 580 million. The bank is waiting for a microbank license from the National Bank of Georgia.
At the moment, Rico remains as the largest MFO, with assets of 725 million GEL, and Crystal is in second place.
Rico is also leading in terms of credit portfolio, which has issued 100 million GEL more loans than Crystal, although it is a pawnshop, but it is larger in volume.
The microfinance market, as of 01.01.2025, is still represented by 31 entities, with assets of more than 2.3 billion (01.01.2024 - 2.02 billion).
TOP-7 MISO by credit portfolio
|
H1.2024 2024 |
GEL |
Rico |
525 920 300 612 742 143 |
₾ |
Crystal |
469 647 850 514,043,291 |
₾ |
Swiss Capital |
210 068 729 228 658 820 |
₾ |
MBC |
107 211 043 |
₾ |
leader Credit |
165 088 000 |
₾ |
EuroCredit |
72 604 314 |
₾ |
Lazika |
62 611 222 |
₾ |
Source |
NBG & MFO |
₾ |