The first exporter of Georgian bentonite since 1946
Bentonite clay of Askana-group origin, mined at the Tsikhisubani site.
Applications
Bentonite is widely used across construction, industry and agriculture.
Why bentonite clay from the Askana group of deposits?
Unique geological origin
The Askana-group deposit in Guria, western Georgia, is distinguished by high montmorillonite content — indicatively 90%+ — and a low iron oxide level. Values are indicative and confirmed for each production batch by laboratory analysis; third-party certification is in progress.
Documented chemical characteristics
We provide full oxide analysis and typical application parameters. All technical data is indicative and may vary between production batches, pending accredited third-party certification.
Strategic logistics location
The seaports of Poti and Batumi connect Georgia to Black Sea, Middle East, and EU markets. The Baku–Tbilisi–Kars (BTK) rail corridor reaches Central Asia, and the DCFTA framework provides preferential trade access to the European Union.
80 years of experience
Industrial bentonite mining at the Tsikhisubani deposit has continued since 1946.
Our customers
Our customers are based in countries around the world: Poland, Germany, Italy, Ukraine, France, Spain, the Scandinavian countries, Korea, Japan and India.
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