World Bank Group Mobilizes Over $21 Billion in Capital for Türkiye
While private sector capital mobilized for investments in Türkiye has surpassed $21 billion since the 2022 fiscal year, it reached $5.4 billion in 2026.
The World Bank Group has announced that private sector capital mobilized in Türkiye has exceeded $21 billion since 2022, reaching a magnitude of $5.4 billion in the 2026 fiscal year alone.
Record Increase on a Global Scale
According to official statements made by the World Bank Group, a historical record was broken in the 2026 fiscal year in the process of mobilizing private sector capital in developing countries.
Globally mobilized private sector capital increased more than threefold over the past four years, rising from $35 billion in the 2022 fiscal year to $112 billion in the 2026 fiscal year.
Capital Movement in Türkiye
Specifically regarding Türkiye, $5.4 billion in private sector capital was mobilized by the World Bank Group in the 2026 fiscal year, representing a 520 percent increase compared to 2022.
While the total private sector capital mobilized in the country since 2022 has exceeded $21 billion, Türkiye positioned itself among the countries where the highest amount of private sector capital was mobilized globally.
Investment Areas and the FINGROW Program
Efforts carried out to mobilize private sector capital in Türkiye encompass small businesses' access to finance, the support of employment and entrepreneurship, and critical infrastructure investments.
Within this framework, a total of $1.74 billion in private sector capital was mobilized for small businesses through guarantees totaling $868 million provided via the FINGROW Program.