The ministry has issued a written statement on this.
The statement noted that a new project to diversify exporters' financing options has been implemented and that capital market instruments will be used as an important export financing tool from this year.
In this regard, the statement said that the work on establishing the Venture Capital Investment Fund (GSYF) in collaboration with the Automotive Industry Exporters Association has been completed and the following assessment has been made:
“The Capital Markets Board Bulletin dated March 4, 2026 and number 2026/12 approved the establishment of the Automotive Industry Exporters Association Venture Capital Investment Fund. Through the fund, which provides the opportunity to invest in high-potential companies in need of financial resources, we will provide capital support to growth-stage companies and contribute to the growth and success of these companies and companies.”
The aim of the new financing model is to provide financial support to companies with export potential and to further develop the technology-oriented transformation and start-up infrastructure in the export sectors, the statement said.
The aim is to effectively increase the competitiveness of the industry
The statement noted that the objective of the source of financing to be created is to effectively increase the country's competitiveness in the sector, especially in the process of radical change in the automotive sector, and included the following information about the target group of the fund:
“Targeted within the framework of the fund are companies operating in sectors and product groups with high export potential, import dependence or complementary to export, companies with technological depth that create high added value, have patented product development potential or original R&D activities, companies that have the potential to create jobs and focus on critical projects that can provide social and environmental benefits such as reducing the carbon footprint. In this direction are automotive, mobility, battery technologies, energy storage, intelligent Transportation systems, electric vehicle components, automotive sensor technologies, software-based vehicle systems, autonomous vehicles “Entrepreneurial companies active in propulsion, materials technologies and sustainable production solutions, as well as companies developing advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, data analytics, green technology and circular economy applications that indirectly contribute to the automotive industry will receive priority support.”
The statement emphasized that the GDPF aims to ensure the long-term value creation of innovative companies in export-oriented sectors compatible with the country's national technology goals and support the industry ecosystem.
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