In the first two months of the year, the international direct investment was about $ 2 billion in the first two months of the year. During this period, the highest investment was made from Kazakhstan.
The Association of International Investors (Yase) has published international direct investment newsletters with data after publishing statistics on the payment balance of the Turkish Republic (CBRT). Accordingly, the amount of direct investment (UDY), came to Türkiye in January 1, an increase of 92 % over the same period last year and was 1 billion 996 million dollars. The total value of the UDY entrance has arrived in Türkiye since 2002 exceeded $ 276 billion. The international direct investment received in February reached $ 561 million with an increase of 205 % compared to the same month of the previous year.
$ 417 million of these investments earned by selling capital, $ 28 million and $ 134 million through real estate sale to foreign citizens.
Liquidation of investment has an impact of $ 18 million. The most investment has come to commerce In the first two months of the year, the largest rate of $ 1.35 billion in investment capital has invested in wholesale and retail with 58 %, while financial and insurance activities with 10 % and the information and communication industry with 6 % follow. In February investments, wholesale and retail transactions with 26 %, information and communication with 13 %, financial and insurance activities with 12 %, producing rubber and plastic products with 11 %, 9 %of the fields of scientific and technical activities have appeared. In February, the most international investments are the Netherlands, the United States, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Azerbaijan. Kazakhstan is in the first place In the January 1, UDY arrived at Türkiye at 49 % of other Asian countries. It is followed by EU countries with 21 percent and American continent with 12 %. European countries without EU members receive 11 percent. In particular, in the two months, the most investment comes from Kazakhstan with 45 %. It was followed by the United States with 11 percent, the Netherlands with 10 percent, Switzerland with 8 % and Germany with 5 %.