Türkiye receives $1.5B in FDI in January-February 2026

Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into Türkiye reached $1.5 billion in the first two months of the year, the Association of International Investors (YASED) figures showed on Monday.

During this period, the three countries that invested the most were Germany, the Netherlands, and the UAE, the association stated.

In February alone, Türkiye received $780 million in FDI, and the total value of FDI inflows into the country since 2003 has exceeded $289 billion.

The EU countries, which held a 59% share of the total for the 2003–2025 period, accounted for 35% of the total investments in the second month of 2026.

By country in February, the UAE held the largest share at 18%, followed by Singapore at 15%, the US at 15%, Germany at 14%, and Spain at 9%.

When evaluating the total for the first two months of the year, Germany led the way with $198 million in investments, followed by the Netherlands with $118 million and the UAE with $95 million.