Farmway Technologies Inc., the global U.S.-based fintech platform pioneering tokenized agricultural investments, and the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia have announced a landmark partnership to channel up to US$100 million into Georgia’s agricultural sector. This partnership represents one of Georgia’s largest commitments to sustainable farming and digital innovation, while strengthening Farmway’s role as a global leader in climate-smart agriculture.
Under the partnership, Farmway Technologies Inc. will invest up to US$100 million over five years in advanced farming infrastructure, processing, logistics and irrigation systems across Georgia. The collaboration builds on Farmway’s existing $20 million investment and its current operations of 400 hectares of almond orchards in Sighnaghi and Dedoplistskaro, with expansion planned for up to 500 hectares and the establishment of certified processing facilities for almond milk powder, oil and extracts.
Georgian Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture H.E. Davit Songhulashvili inaugurated the partnership with a visit to Farmway’s almond orchards in Bodbe, recognizing it as a major investment that reflects both the scale of the partnership and Georgia’s agricultural ambitions. Senior officials, local mayors, regional representatives and Farmway investors from Italy, France and India were also in attendance.
Creating a global blueprint for Agriculture’s Tokenized Future
The partnership will advance Georgia’s agricultural competitiveness through the development of HACCP-certified, temperature-controlled warehouses which will serve both Farmway’s produce and the broader agri-logistics sector. Additionally, both parties will explore ways to modernize irrigation infrastructure, including pilot projects for micro-irrigation upgrades across 500 hectares in Kakheti and feasibility studies for fresh river water distribution to underserved agricultural regions.
From planting to irrigation to harvest, every stage of Farmway’s operations will also be transparently recorded on blockchain, providing a live demonstration of how tokenized agricultural assets can unlock international capital for climate-smart, real-world agricultural projects.
“This partnership is more than an investment. It is a blueprint for how tokenized agriculture can meet the world’s climate challenges,” says CEO of Farmway, Upmanyu Misra. “By channeling international capital into Georgian farms through transparent, blockchain-enabled structures, we are proving that real orchards and real yields can deliver climate impact while strengthening communities and advancing sustainable agriculture.”
Advancing Georgia’s Climate and Economic Strategy
The Government of Georgia will support the collaboration through fast-tracked approvals for qualified agribusiness projects, transparent land access via open tenders for large-scale developments, and the creation of a Joint Agri Taskforce to identify and oversee priority projects. These measures are designed to accelerate project delivery, safeguard accountability, and ensure lasting economic and climate impact.
“We appreciate Farmway’s substantial investment and their groundbreaking steps in the direction of Agritech and AI, which are showcasing Georgia on the map as an attractive destination for foreign investments,” says Georgian Environment Protection and Agriculture Minister H.E. Davit Songhulashvili.
Minister H.E. Davit Songhulashvili also recognized Farmway’s commitment to creating social impact, particularly its scholarship program supporting higher education opportunities for exceptional local graduates. “As Farmway’s investment expands across Georgia, we anticipate this community engagement to scale accordingly, creating lasting educational and economic benefits for our local communities.”
From Climate Impact to Real World Asset Investments
The partnership will also prioritize environmental sustainability through precision irrigation, solar-powered water systems and regenerative farming practices that reduce costs, conserve resources and increase climate resilience. These initiatives align with Georgia’s national climate commitments and global climate goals, while boosting agricultural productivity and creating skilled employment opportunities for Georgian professionals.
Farmway Technologies Inc.’s pioneering approach to real world asset (RWA) tokenization transforms traditional agricultural investments by digitizing physical farming assets on blockchain infrastructure. The company operates tokenized agricultural enterprises across multiple countries including India (ashwagandha), the United States (lavender), Vietnam (coffee), Sri Lanka (cinnamon), and Georgia (almonds).
Georgia’s partnership with Farmway demonstrates how agriculture can power the country’s economic engine while serving as a frontline climate solution. With its fertile land and favorable geography, Georgia is well-placed to embed sustainability at the core of its agricultural policy and leverage blockchain technology to attract new streams of green capital globally.
About Farmway
Farmway is a U.S.-headquartered fintech platform reimagining agriculture as a programmable, globally investable asset class. By combining blockchain, Web3 and AI, Farmway tokenizes agricultural infrastructure such as orchards, irrigation systems, logistics and processing facilities. This enables transparent co-ownership, regenerative practices and climate-aligned investment at scale.
With active projects spanning India (ashwagandha), the U.S. (lavender), Vietnam (coffee), Sri Lanka (cinnamon) and Georgia (almonds), Farmway is building a cross-border portfolio that connects global capital with local farming communities. Its mission is to modernize one of the world’s most foundational industries by unlocking liquidity, traceability and sustainability across agricultural supply chains.
About the Government of Georgia
The Government of Georgia is committed to fostering climate impact, economic growth, innovation, and technological advancement in the country. By embracing sustainable investing, blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies, Georgia aims to create a favorable business environment and position itself as a leading hub for climate and digital innovation in the region.