TSE Announces Digital Transformation - Listing Process Moves to a Unified Platform

The Tbilisi Stock Exchange is entering a new stage of technological development. One of the key areas of its digital transformation is the digitisation of the listing process, aimed at making the experience simpler, more flexible and more efficient for companies seeking access to the capital market.

Under the new approach, companies interested in listing will be able to manage the relevant processes through a unified digital platform. The platform is designed to simplify interaction between companies and the Exchange by moving a significant part of the traditional listing process into a digital environment.

The 1-click principle captures the core idea behind this transformation: to make the path to listing simpler and more digital, with the key stages of the process brought together in one place.

Digitalising the listing process is particularly relevant for companies considering the capital market as an alternative source of financing. A well-designed, user-focused digital process can reduce procedural complexity and make it easier for companies to access information about listing requirements and understand the steps involved.

Importantly, digitisation does not change the existing listing requirements or the decision-making process. Under the current regulations of the Tbilisi Stock Exchange, the final decision on admitting securities to listing is made by the Exchange’s Supervisory Board. The purpose of the technological upgrade is therefore to make the process itself more efficient and easier to navigate through a modern digital environment.

Digital listing forms part of the Tbilisi Stock Exchange’s broader technological modernisation. In 2026, the Exchange announced plans to modernise its platform, upgrade its technology and introduce new functionality.

Today, securities issued by a range of companies are represented on the Tbilisi Stock Exchange, including bonds denominated in Georgian lari and US dollars. The development of new digital infrastructure is intended to make interaction with the capital market more modern and accessible.

The digitisation of the listing process is one of the first important steps in this transformation, a simpler path to listing and a more modern infrastructure to support the development of Georgia’s capital market.