FDI inflows into Turkiye up 12.2% to $13.1 bn in 2025: Central bank

15 Feb '26

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FDI inflows into Turkiye up 12.2% to $13.1 bn in 2025: Central bank

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FDI into Turkiye rose by 12.2 per cent YoY last year to $13.1 billion despite a relatively stagnant global investment climate.
The Netherlands topped among the FDI sources with $2.86 billion, followed by Luxembourg with $1.16 billion and Kazakhstan with nearly $1.14 billion.
Wholesale and retail trade attracted the largest 32-per cent share.
Manufacturing followed closely with a 31 per cent share.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) into Turkiye rose by 12.2 per cent year on year (YoY) last year to $13.1 billion (TL 572.99 billion) despite a relatively stagnant global investment climate, according to the country’s central bank (CBRT).

The Netherlands ranked first among the FDI sources with $2.86 billion, followed by Luxembourg with $1.16 billion and Kazakhstan with nearly $1.14 billion.

Other major investors included Germany, the United States, France, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Ireland.

FDI investment was concentrated in production, trade and technology-oriented activities, according to domestic media reports.

Wholesale and retail trade attracted the largest share of last year's FDI, driven mainly by investments in e-commerce platforms. The sector accounted for 32 per cent of total inflows, or $3.05 billion.

Manufacturing followed closely with a 31 per cent share, totalling just over $3 billion.

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