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Political Donations
Political Donations
Gigi Chikhladze
Levan Natroshvili
This report was made possible by the support of the American people through the United States Agency for International
Development (USAID). The opinions expressed in the report belong to Transparency International Georgia and may not reflect
the views of USAID or the United States Government.
CONTENT
Key Findings ____________________________________________________________________ 3
Introduction _____________________________________________________________________ 4
Chapter I. Legislative Framework of Political Party Finances _______________________________ 5
Chapter II. Analysis of Donations ____________________________________________________ 6
1.Business interests of political party donors and high-risk donations ________________________ 6
1.1. Political party donors affiliated with Bidzina Ivanishvili ________________________________ 7
1.2. Case of Polimeri _____________________________________________________________ 7
1.3. Case of Vazha Tsigroshvili ______________________________________________________ 7
1.4. Case of Jeu Group ___________________________________________________________ 8
1.5. Case of Gzamsheni-18 _________________________________________________________ 8
1.6. Case of Giorgi Tchkonia _______________________________________________________ 8
1.7. Case of Iberoili _______________________________________________________________ 8
1.8. Political party donors affiliated with Gogi Liparteliani _________________________________ 8
1.9. Case of Tegeta Motors ________________________________________________________ 9
1.10. Other noteworthy cases _______________________________________________________ 9
2. Donations made by public servants ________________________________________________ 9
Recommendations _______________________________________________________________ 10
Appendix #1 ____________________________________________________________________ 11
Appendix #2 ____________________________________________________________________ 14
KEY FINDINGS
The following key findings were identified during our research that covered the period between June 1 and November
1, 2017:
Main Trends
• Political parties received a total of GEL 15,480,402 in donations, of which GEL 11,189,128 (72%) was donated
by 1,117 natural persons and GEL 4,291,274 by 68 legal entities;
• The Georgian Dream received the largest portion of total donations – GEL 14,124,553 (91%), followed by the
European Georgia with GEL 950,833, the United National Movement with GEL 122,496, the Alliance of Patriots
with GEL 66,392 and the National Forum with GEL 39,182;
• The Georgian Dream received 15 times more donations than the party with second most donations – European
Georgia and 10 times more than all other political parties combined.
• 61 legal entities out of 68 donated a total of GEL 4,285,543 to the Georgian Dream. Only seven legal entities
donated a total of GEL 5,711 to the Alliance of Patriots, National Forum and European Georgia. Out of 1,117
natural persons, 537 donated to the Georgian Dream. Notably, 279 out of these 537 natural persons are
connected to 782 companies;
• There were 42 noteworthy instances when two or more donors had a connection to one another and had
jointly donated a minimum of GEL 20,000;
• There are 30 contributors who had donated to the United National Movement in 2012 but have chosen to
contribute to the Georgian Dream in 2017.
Noteworthy facts
• Natural and legal entities connected to Bidzina Ivanishvili donated GEL 565,000 to the Georgian Dream in 2017.
In 2016-2017, this amount exceeded GEL 1 million;
• Five co-owners of LTD Polimeri and Polimeri 1, contributed a total of GEL 400,000 to the ruling party in
2016-2017. These two companies are singled out since they were beneficiaries of the government program
Produce in Georgia. On September 29, within the scope of this program, the government gave to Polimeri
1 the ownership of state-owned 2,990 m2 non-agricultural land plot and accompanying buildings in Kvemo
Ponichala, Tbilisi for a symbolic price of GEL 1;
• In 2016-2017, Vazha Tsigroshvili and his business partner, Bejan Anuashvili, have donated a total of GEL 170,000
to the Georgian Dream. These two individuals deposited a total of GEL 75,000 on the ruling party’s account
last year on the same day – August 31. Two weeks after this donation was made, the Prosecutor’s Office
announced that one of its cases had been resolved. As a result, 13 automobiles and 5 quad bikes were released
from state ownership and transferred to Vazha Tsigroshvili.
• On August 24, 2017, directors of LTD Jeu Group, Giorgi Markoishvili and Nino Kikabidze, contributed a total of
GEL 50,000 in donations to the Georgian Dream. Jeu Group is a large company that carries out road construction
works, mainly in the capital city. Since 2015, Jeu Group has received nearly GEL 7 million from simplified public
procurement contracts. Moreover, the company secured the largest contract in October 2017 – two months
after the company’ directors had donated to the Georgian Dream;
• Two co-owners of LTD Gzamsheni-18, Teimuraz Jakhva and Vakhtang Chanturia, donated a total of GEL 25,000
to the Georgian Dream on September 5, 2017. Gzamsheni-18 is a large road construction company that has
secured nearly GEL 10 million in simplified public procurement contracts in 2017, including the largest contract
amounting to GEL 4.6 million. Notably, this contract was secured three weeks after the company had donated
to the ruling party.
• From June 1, 2017, 27 public officials and their family members have donated more than GEL 5,000 each
to political parties. For the purposes of this research, we analyzed public officials and their family members
whose contributions constituted a significant amount of their declared income. With this methodology, we
singled out two contributors, who had contributed over half of their family’s net income from the previous
year.
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INTRODUCTION
Having a competitive environment for political parties is one of the pillars of democracy. The public must have a
choice between various political groups in order to avoid autocratic rule. However, the strength and popularity of
political parties largely depend on their financial capabilities. In transitional countries, opposition parties frequently
have to struggle to obtain funding, while ruling political parties enjoy greater advantages in this regard. This weakens
competition, which, in turn, threatens to undermine democratic development. Therefore, we believe that the financing
of political parties must remain a matter of concern for the public. Transparency International Georgia has been
studying the issue for years and has periodically published relevant reports on the matter.
Local government elections were held nationwide in October-November, 2017. TI Georgia published an interim report
in October that analyzed private donations made from June 1 to October 1 to political parties taking part in the 2017
local governmental elections.1
This report analyses private donations made from June 1 to November 1, 2017 and presents noteworthy instances of
contributions made throughout other years.
Political donation data presented in this report was taken from the website2 of the State Audit Office. We wrote in
our previous report that the website had a number of issues and that the information was incomplete. For example,
information on donations to independent candidates is still not available on the webpage of the State Audit Office. Due
to this, it is impossible to take full responsibility over the integrity of the data presented in this report. For the purposes
of research, we also used our webpage on political party finances.3
Transparency of political donation data and the interests behind the contributors is crucial to maintaining an informed
society. Within the scope of our report, we focused on the largest financial contributors of political parties and their
business affiliations. We tried to detect contributors who had changed their preferences and started donating to
another political party. This is especially interesting for contributors who had till October 2012 donated to the United
National Movement, but started donating to the Georgian Dream onwards. Moreover, we tried to find the motives for
such a shift, as well as looking into suspicious instances and potential risks for corruption.
The introductory chapters of the report present an overview of the legislative framework of political party donations
and cumulative data. The report then presents an analysis of business connections of the contributors and information
on other interest groups. Then follows information on suspicious or interesting instances of contributions, which may
become grounds for corruption.
TI Georgia will publish the final report on political party donations of the local government elections in the first quarter
of 2018. This will happen after all political parties have presented their final financial declarations. The final report will
analyze both the income and expenses of political parties.
1 Political Party Finances in Georgia: 2017 Local Elections (interim report), Transparency International Georgia, October 2017:
https://goo.gl/Gs34M4
2 The Web-site of the State Audit Office on political party finances: https://monitoring.sao.ge/en
3 Transparency International Georgia’s web platform on donations to Georgian political parties:
http://www.transparency.ge/politicaldonations/en
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CHAPTER I. LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK OF POLITICAL
PARTY FINANCES
Political party finances are regulated by several legislative acts in Georgia. The main legal principles for regulating this
sphere are defined by Organic Laws on Political Unions of Citizens and the Election Code, as well as Laws on State
Audit Office, General Administrative Code, Code of Administrative Offences, and orders of the General Auditor. Party
funding regulations have not changed since 2016.
The Organic Law of Georgia on Political Unions of Citizens defines entities that fall under the constraining regulations
of political financing. The law defines the concept of a political party as well as the concept of a person with declared
electoral aims. According to this law, a political union of citizens (party) is a voluntary and independent association
founded on citizens’ common vision and organizational basis, is registered in accordance with legal procedures, and
operates based on the Georgian Constitution and legislation.
The Georgian legislation includes a special regulation on election campaign/pre-election period. The pre-election
period starts 60 days prior to the Election Day, and political parties have to register no later than the 57th day. After
registration, a political party becomes an election subject that is obligated to submit financial declarations on its
received income and incurred expenses to the State Audit Office once every three weeks. Within a period of one
month after the election results have been summarized, an election subject must submit an overall financial report of
its election campaign. Apart from political parties, initiative groups and independent candidates may also be election
subjects; the above regulation on political financing applies to them as well.
The Law on Political Unions of Citizens defines a donation as:
• Natural persons and legal entities of other countries, international organizations and movements.
• State agencies, state organizations, legal persons of public law, and state-owned enterprises.
• Non-commercial legal entities and religious organizations.
• Anonymous sources.
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CHAPTER II. ANALYSIS OF DONATIONS
According to the information retrieved from the website of the State Audit Office, from June 1 until November
1, 2017, political parties received a total of GEL 15,480,402 in donations, out of which GEL 11,189,128 (72%)
was donated by 1,117 natural persons and GEL 4,291,274 by 68 legal entities.
The Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia (hereafter Georgian Dream) received the largest portion of total donations
– GEL 14,124,553 (91%), followed by the European Georgia – Movement for Liberty (hereafter European Georgia) with
GEL 950,833, the United National Movement (hereafter UNM) with GEL 122,496, the Alliance of Patriots with GEL
66,392 and the National Forum with GEL 39,182 (See Graph #1).
122496 UNM
Source: www.monitoring.sao.ge
The Georgian Dream received 15 times more donations than the party with second most donations –
European Georgia and 10 times more than rest of political parties combined.
Contributors who had donated to the Georgian Dream are of particular interest. This is because the ruling party can
give lucrative procurement contracts or other resources in exchange for political donations.
We found 42 noteworthy instances, when two or more donors had a connection to one another and had jointly donated
a minimum of GEL 20,000. Such noteworthy instances are provided in detail in the forthcoming subchapters.
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1.1. Political party donors affiliated with Bidzina Ivanishvili
Since June 1, 2017, the following five directors of JSC Cartu Bank, which is linked with Bidzina Ivanishvili, former Prime
Minister of Georgia, donated a total of GEL 125,000 to the Georgian Dream:
• Nato Khaindrava (General Director)
• Givi Lebanidze (Financial Director)
• Davit Galuashvili (Operations Director)
• Zurab Gogua (Commercial Director)
• Beka Kvaratskhelia (Risks Director)
Moreover, these five individuals had also contributed significant funds to the Georgian Dream since 2012. In the time
period 2012-2017, their total contributions to the party exceeded GEL 500,000. (See infographic #2)
Another group of donors of Georgia Dream is affiliated with Aleksandre Ivanishvili – Bidzina Ivanishvili’s brother. In 2017,
Aleksandre Ivanishvili donated GEL 30,000 to the ruling party. Moreover, natural persons associated with LTD Citadeli
(which is partly owned by Aleksandre Ivanishvili) have also donated to the Georgia. In total, Aleksandre Ivanishvili and
his business partners donated GEL 330,000 to the Georgian Dream in 2016-2017. Moreover, it is noteworthy that one
of the contributors – David Dugladze – had donated GEL 60,000 to the UNM in 2012. (See infographic #7)
Together with Dugladze, 30 natural persons had donated to the United National Movement in 2012 and later changed
their political preferences by contributing to the Georgian Dream in 2017.
In 2017, three more persons, who are openly associated with Bidzina Ivanishvili, also donated to the ruling party. Leri
Kapanadze, who is a shareholder of LTD Aktsepti – a former company of Ekaterine Khvedelidze, Bidzina Ivanishvili’s
wife – donated a total of GEL 50,000 to the ruling party in 2017. Kapanadze had also donated the same amount in 2016.
Moreover, Kakha Kobiashvili and Avtandil Kochadze, who are partners of the same company, donated a total of GEL
100,000 to the ruling party. (See infographic #12)
In summary, the natural persons and legal entities associated with Bidzina Ivanishvili alone donated a total of GEL
565,000 to the ruling party in 2017. In 2016-2017, these donations exceeded GEL 1 million. It is noteworthy that this
data may not be exhaustive, as we may have failed to identify other contributors linked with former Prime Minister.
These two companies are singled out since they were beneficiaries of the government program Produce in Georgia.
On September 29, within the scope of this program, the government gave to Polimeri 1 the ownership of state-owned
2,990 m2 non-agricultural land plot and accompanying buildings in Kvemo Ponichala, Tbilisi for a symbolic price of GEL
1. According to the agreement, the company should have carried out an investment to a total of GEL 700,000 for the
construction of polyethylene pipes.5 Notably, four business partners out of the five mentioned above donated a total
of GEL 160,000 to the Georgian Dream on the same day, two weeks after the transfer of the land plot. Moreover,
after a month, the fifth partner – Zaza Kutsishvili - donated another GEL 30,000 to the ruling party.
5 Decree of the Government of Georgia #1982, September 29, 2016 29: https://goo.gl/BdbP5d
6 Statement of the Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia, September 13, 2016: http://pog.gov.ge/geo/news?info_id=1008
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1.4. Case of Jeu Group
On August 24, 2017, two directors of LTD Jeu Group, Giorgi Markoishvili and Nino Kikabidze, contributed a total of
GEL 50,000 in donations to the Georgian Dream (See infographic #35). Jeu Group is a large company that carries out
road construction works, mainly in Tbilisi. Since 2015, Jeu Group has received nearly GEL 7 million from simplified
public procurement contracts. The largest contract amounted to a total of GEL 5 million in 2016 for the construction of
the highway connecting Krtsanisi and Shindisi. In addition to the simplified procurements, the Jeu Group had secured
a number of large procurements since 2013 amounted to GEL 50 million in procurement contracts. One such large
procurement contract was secured two months after the company’s directors had donated to the Georgian Dream.
This GEL 8 million-contract envisages renovation of the Nichbisi-Didgori-Didi Toneti highway.
One of the companies of Giorgi Tchkonia – LTD Gza – is one of the largest construction companies in the Autonomous
Republic of Adjara. From 2011 till date, the company has secured a total of GEL 40 million from public procurement
contracts.7
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1.9. Case of Tegeta Motors
Since June 2017, LTD Tegeta Motors, in its capacity as a legal entity, donated a total of GEL 120,000 to the ruling party.
In addition, the company’s shareholder, Zaur Tskhadadze, and his business partner, Kakhaber Japaridze, donated GEL
60,000 each. Individuals associated with Tskhadadze contributed a total of GEL 400,000 to the ruling party over the
course of the last two years.
Tegeta Motors is one of the largest companies in Georgia. The company is in the business of selling automobiles and
auto products. Tegeta Motors actively participates in public procurements and has secured procurement contracts
amounted to GEL 80 million (including GEL 6 million from simplified procurement) from 2011 to date.10
LTD Meeki and its director, Norair Mkoiani, and shareholder, Martun Mkoini, donated a total of GEL 220,000 to
the ruling party in 2017. This business group is apparently connected to Enzel Mkoiani, single-mandate MP from
Ninotsminda.12 Enzel Mkoiani has been a member of the Parliament for the past five convocations. Mkoiani was a
member of the UNM when he became an MP in 2012. In 2016, he rejoined the Parliament, but already as a member of
the Georgian Dream. Due to this, it is not surprising that Norair and Martun have a history of contributing to different
political parties in 2012 and 2016 (See infographic #16).
LTD P and L also was a large contributor to the ruling party. This company and its co-owner, Levan Kacharava, donated
a total of GEL 170,000 to the ruling party in 2017. Notably, Kacharava, who is also known to the public under the
nickname “Tilika”, and his three business partners, donated a total of GEL 210,000 to the UNM in 2012. (See infographic
#16). Moreover, Kacharava was involved in the obscure privatization process of the water supply company Tbilisi Water
(today the Georgian Water and Powers (GWP)) in 2008.13
Three co-owners of LTD Borani donated a total of GEL 80,000 to the Georgian Dream in 2017. (See infographic #30). In
exchange for these donations, the company received nearly GEL 1.5 million in public procurement contracts related to
road construction works in 2017.14
Notably, the cumulative income from the previous year of the public official and his/her family is indicated in the public
asset declaration. Therefore, we compared the donations made in 2017 with the income declared in 2016. These
conditions may affect the integrity of the analysis, nevertheless, most of the public servants, whose income largely
derives from their salaries, remain on the same positions. Due to this, we can assume that their income from this year
is similar to their income from the previous year.
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Giorgi Tabidze is a specialist at the JSC RMG Cooper and a spouse of Natia Bubuteishvili, who is the Head of the Division
of Secret Recordkeeping of the Ministry of Corrections. Tabidze donated a total of GEL 30,000 to the Georgian Dream
on August 14. According to the latest public asset declaration submitted by Natia Bubuteishvili15, the net income of her
family in 2016 amounted to GEL 59,880. This means that her husband, Giorgi Tabidze, donated a half of their family’s
net income to the ruling party.
Nana Bzekalava is a spouse of Mikheil Gogotishvili, who is the former Chairperson of UNM faction in the Ozurgeti
City Assembly. According to Gogotishvili’s asset declaration16, their family’s net income (including the buying of an
automobile and service of two bank loans) in 2016 amounted to GEL 4,593. Bzekalava donated GEL 10,000 to the
European Georgia on October 9, which constitutes 217% of her family’s declared income from the previous year.
RECOMMENDATIONS
We believe that the following measures need to be taken in order to improve political party finance regulations:
• The State Audit Office and the Prosecutor’s Office should pay greater attention to the identification of high-risk
donations;
• The State Audit Office must update the database of political donations and correct existing shortcomings.
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APPENDIX #1
Chart 1. Contributors, who had donated to two different ruling parties in different years
Donations made
Political Party or
Contributor’s name, between June 1, 2017 Total donations made
candidate to whom the
surname and ID number and November 1, 2017 (GEL)
donation was made
(GEL)
United National
0 30000
Tengiz Gavasheli Movement
01003002124
Georgian Dream 38000 38000
United National
0 30000
Giorgi Gagua Movement
01006001848
Georgian Dream 37000 37000
United National
0 60000
Movement
Zaza Metreveli
01006009118
Georgian Dream 40000 40000
United National
0 60000
Davit Dugladze Movement
01008000661
Georgian Dream 60000 110000
United National
0 30000
Vakhtang Sadzaglishvili Movement
01009006897
Georgian Dream 15000 15000
United National
0 30000
Solomon Mamuchishvili Movement
01011011609
Georgian Dream 20000 20000
United National
0 60000
Grigol Morchiladze Movement
01018002152
Georgian Dream 60000 110000
United National
0 15000
Rapiel Suramelashvili Movement
01018002946
Georgian Dream 60000 105000
United National
0 60000
Movement
Gocha Enukidze
01019000860
Georgian Dream 50000 105000
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United National
0 40000
Movement
Zurab Gabinashvili
01019002369
Georgian Dream 50000 50000
United National
0 30000
Vazha Usanetashvili Movement
01019006353
Georgian Dream 38000 38000
United National
0 49965
Mindia Sabanadze Movement
01023002458
Georgian Dream 50000 100000
United National
0 60000
Davit Shengelia Movement
01024003652
Georgian Dream 55000 55000
United National
0 30000
Ilia Shonia Movement
01024012981
Georgian Dream 37000 37000
United National
0 41000
Besik Metreveli Movement
01025014072
Georgian Dream 40000 40000
United National
0 60000
Uta Maziashvili Movement
01026001199
Georgian Dream 50000 50000
United National
0 60000
Gocha Darchiashvili Movement
01027001762
Georgian Dream 50000 50000
United National
0 60000
Vladimir Darchiashvili Movement
01027005305
Georgian Dream 50000 50000
United National
0 30000
Gia Andguladze Movement
01030006793
Georgian Dream 37000 37000
United National
0 60000
Martun Mkoian Movement
07001001210
Georgian Dream 40000 40000
12
United National
0 60000
Levan Kacharava Movement
16001001270
Georgian Dream 60000 60000
United National
0 55000
Movement
Norair Mkoian
32001003236
Georgian Dream 40000 46800
United National
0 15000
Movement
Teimuraz Jakhva
33001007092
Georgian Dream 15000 15000
United National
0 60000
Paata Ezieshvili Movement
35001007755
Georgian Dream 60000 60000
United National
0 18000
Avtandil Gulikashvili Movement
36001002929
Georgian Dream 50000 50000
United National
0 25000
Gela Bazadze Movement
60001000029
Georgian Dream 50000 115000
United National
0 15000
Nikoloz Pataridze Movement
60002000764
Georgian Dream 15000 15000
United National
0 60000
Paata Siradze Movement
61001014683
Georgian Dream 60000 60000
United National
0 5000
Movement
Giorgi Chakvetadze
62007006238
80000
Georgian Dream 40000
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DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
LTD Iberoil
Simon Gegelashvili (Partner) Irakli Petriashvili (Partner) Davit Alibegashvili (Partner) Gocha Chokoshvili (Partner)
60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
35 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 35 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 35 000 (2016) Georgian Dream
Giorgi Gagua (Partner) Ilia Shonia (Director and partner) Vazha usanetashvili (Partner) Tengiz Gavasheli (Partner)
37 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 37 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 38 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 38 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
30 000 (2012) UNM 30 000 (2012) UNM 30 000 (2012) UNM 30 000 (2012) UNM
Nato Khaindrava Givi Lebanidze Davit Galuashvili Zurab Gogua Beka Kvaratskhelia
(General director) (Financial director) (Operations director) (Commercial director) (Risks director)
45 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
44 600 (2016) Georgian Dream 21 800 (2016) Georgian Dream 33 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 33 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 21 600 (2016) Georgian Dream
35 000 (2014) Georgian Dream 15 000 (2014) Georgian Dream 30 000 (2014) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2014) Georgian Dream 15 000 (2014) Georgian Dream
13 600 (2012) Georgian Dream 12 400 (2012) Georgian Dream 18 000 (2012) Georgian Dream
45 000 (2012) NNLE “Georgian 25 029 (2012) NNLE “Georgian
Dream“ Dream“
LTD Gama
Paata Bezhanishvili
Meri Jafaridze (Partner) Maia Medzvelia (Partner) Giorgi Svanidze (Partner)
(Partner)
30 000 (2017) 30 000 (2017) 30 000 (2017)
50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
Georgian Dream Georgian Dream Georgian Dream
LTD N Plus Service LTD Gonio LTD Tontio LTD “Bombora and children“
Levan Romanadze
Irakli Maghradze (Director) Giorgi Adeishvili (Partner) Ketevan Jighauri (Partner)
(Director)
LTD ALD
25 000 (2017) 20 000 (2017)
7 000 (2012) UNM 5 000 (2012) UNM
Georgian Dream Georgian Dream
Temur Kokhodze
(Director General and Zaur Tskhadadze (Partner)
partner)
60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
60 000 (2012) UNM
60 000 (2016) Georgian Dream
LTD Park Hotel Group LTD Europe LTD Comfort Live LTD “Velogas +
Amiran Adeishvili
Ilia Sefiashvili (Partner) Revaz Karchava (Partner) Moris Khutsishvili (Partner) Zaza Khutsishvili (Partner)
(Director and partner)
60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 30 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
50 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 40 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 40 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 30 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 30 000 (2016) Georgian Dream
LTD Polimeri
LTD Tsitadeli
LTD Tsitadeli 40 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
100 000 (2016) Georgian Dream
LTD Balavari
60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
Tamaz Kapanadze (Partner) Teimuraz Kervalishvili (Partner) Irakli Tateishvili Irakli Kervalishvili (Partner) Laura Larioni (Partner)
(Director and partner)
60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
300 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
LTD Partner
Kakha Kobiashvili
Avtandil Kochadze (Partner)
(Executive director and partner)
40 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
25 000 (2016) Georgian Dream 60 000 (2016) Georgian Dream
LTD LION
LTD KMP
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
240 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
Konstantine Katamadze
Shalva Gigaia (Director) Tengiz Kapanadze (Director and partner) Giorgi Akhaladze (Partner)
(Director and partner)
10 000 (2012) UNM 15 000 (2012) UNM 25 000 (2013) Georgian Dream 10 000 (2012) UNM
LTD Meeki
LTD H-Rental
50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 59 958 (2016) Georgian Dream 20 000 (2012) UNM
50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2012) UNM
LTD Gio
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
215 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
LTD Citysight
LTD P&L
LTD Sakhli Dzvel Batumshi LTD Gza LTD MTS LTD Figoil
Jimsher Zoidze (Director) Malkhaz Dumbadze (Director) Gia Katamadze (Director) Jemal Chkonia (Director)
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
170 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
LTD Reke
40 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 40 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 8 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
143 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
Jibo Melashvili (Director and partner) Irina Dadvani (Partner) Lali Dadvani (Director and partner)
LTD Kasa G
Amiran Chkhikvadze
Giorgi Abuladze (Partner) Melano Ukleba (Director)
(Director and partner)
20 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 10 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 50 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
LTD Borani
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
80 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
LTD Tbilcement
LTD Vinotec
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
60 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
50 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
50 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
40 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
LTD Piramida
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
35 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
Irma Lomadze (Director and partner) Lali Jikia (Director and partner)
LTD NLG
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
30 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM
DONORS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER
LTD Gzamsheni-18
Manana Tabidze
Badri Lezhava (Partner) Merab Mikadze (Partner) Mikheil Gabedava (Partner) Zaza Topuria (Partner)
(Director and partner)
5 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 5 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 5 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 5 000 (2017) Georgian Dream 5 000 (2017) Georgian Dream
LTD Latex
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
25 000 GEL (2017) GEORGIAN DREAM