Uber Plans $200 Million Investment in Turkey with New Tech Hub in İstanbul
November 1, 2025 - 00:29
Uber has announced a significant investment of $200 million in Turkey over the next five years. This investment will focus on the establishment of a major technology and software development center in İstanbul, as confirmed by Turkish officials on Friday. The move signifies Uber's commitment to expanding its presence in the region and enhancing its technological capabilities.
The new technology hub is expected to create numerous job opportunities, attracting local talent and fostering innovation within the Turkish tech ecosystem. This initiative aligns with Turkey's growing reputation as a burgeoning center for technology and startups, making it an appealing location for global companies seeking to tap into the local market.
Officials expressed optimism about the potential economic impact of Uber's investment, which is anticipated to bolster the local economy and contribute to the development of advanced technological solutions. As Uber continues to evolve its services, this investment marks a pivotal step in strengthening its operations in Turkey.
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