TV Company “Trialeti” states that the Public Registry has suspended the registration of the company’s updated charter. According to the channel, this decision gives a single minority partner the leverage to disrupt the company’s operations.

The dispute centers around a demand from “Accept” LLC. The company is requesting that decisions on significant matters, including the transfer of shares, be made only with the unanimous consent of all partners, rather than by a majority vote.

Currently, the shares of “Trialeti” are distributed as follows:

• Jondo Nanetashvili: 50%
• Nino Gagnidze: 40%
• “Accept” LLC: 10%

Under the existing charter, a three-quarters (3/4) majority is sufficient to pass certain decisions—a rule that “Accept” currently opposes.

According to the channel, an attempt was made to adopt the updated charter during a partners’ meeting on May 7, 2026. However, the representative of “Accept” refused to sign the meeting minutes. Despite this, the charter was submitted to the Public Registry the following day. The Registry subsequently suspended the registration, arguing that the updated charter did not reflect a position agreed upon by “Accept”.

“Trialeti” argues that the Public Registry misinterpreted the law, thereby granting a single partner the power to stall the company’s registration and business activities. The channel has already appealed to the Prosecutor’s Office regarding the issue.

Furthermore, “Trialeti” points to specific circumstances involving “Accept” LLC. According to a 2015 report by Transparency International Georgia, Kakha Kobiashvili who is connected to the company is a relative of Bidzina Ivanishvili and has figured as the legal representative for several offshore companies.