Sabancı Holding: Turkey's Investment Vision Continues

Sabancı Holding's Growth Strategies

Sabancı Holding CEO Kıvanç Zaimler announced that the company aims for a sustainable, digital, and scalable growth-oriented future within the framework of its 2029 roadmap.

Priority to Turkey

Speaking at a press conference, Zaimler stated that Sabancı was founded in 1925 and has become a symbol of trust over the past 100 years. He emphasized that they will continue to prioritize Turkey as they step into the second century.

Focus During Times of Trust

Zaimler expressed that trust is a critical element during periods of uncertainty, stating, "It is our priority to convey this trust to the public with Sabancı's 100 years of history in Turkey." He emphasized the importance of allocating capital to strategic focus areas to create the future Sabancı.

Strategic Investment Areas

In this context, Zaimler stated that the new growth strategies will be shaped around energy transformation, digitalization, and advanced materials technologies. He announced that Sabancı has allocated 87% of its investments to the Turkey market, making a total investment of 5.9 billion dollars in the last 5 years.

Investments and Future Plans

Zaimler mentioned that they aim to increase their estimated investments for 2024 to 1.8 billion dollars, stating, "Our confidence in Turkey's future is demonstrated by allocating a large portion of our investments here."

Adapting to a Changing World

The CEO of Sabancı emphasized the importance of adapting to the evolving global economy and determining their growth strategies accordingly, stating that being effective in global markets is crucial. He also expressed that investing in transformation projects and next-generation technologies is inevitable.

Strategic Assessment Process

Zaimler noted that their companies are always subject to strategic assessments and that they may make changes to their portfolios for new opportunities when necessary. With this understanding, the company will not only grow its existing assets but will also aim for sustainable growth.