Turkey: Inward/ Foreign Investment

SPK, halka açık olmayan ortaklıkların halka arz başvurularını ilan edilen sıradan bağımsız olarak önceliklendirmek üzere üç alternatif kriter belirledi

Significant amendments have been introduced to the procedures and principles governing the evaluation of investment projects within the scope of financing programs through the “Communiqué Amending the Communiqué on the Strategic Prioritization and Technical Evaluation of Investment Projects,” published in the Official Gazette dated 3 September 2026 and numbered 33359.

The CMB has determined three alternative criteria for prioritising, independently of the announced queue, the public offering applications of non-publicly held corporations

According to the Foreign Direct Investments Law No. 4875 foreign investors are generally treated in the same way as domestic investors in Turkey. They are free to make investments in various ways including establishing companies (with 100% foreign capital ownership), acquiring shares, forming partnerships, or opening branches.

Türkiye’s five-year journey in remote identification reached a new threshold on 27 June 2026: non-Turkish natural persons may now become customers remotely by using their passports...

The Turkish Competition Authority has conditionally approved Uber Technologies' acquisition of Getir's food and grocery delivery operations, marking a significant consolidation in Turkey's digital marketplace. As part of the approval, Uber committed to investing USD 500 million in Turkey to support employment and strengthen the country's digital technology ecosystem.

The Republic of Türkiye occupies a unique position in the global investment landscape, serving as a geographic and economic bridge between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

The Turkish Competition Authority's ("TCA") Economic Analysis and Research Department published the 2025 Mergers and Acquisitions Overview Report (the "Report") on 7 January 2026.

Setting up a medical tourism company in Turkey offers significant commercial potential, but success in this sector depends on far more than demand and marketing strength.