ISTANBUL, Oct. 14 (Xinhua) -- Türkiye took in 10.6 billion U.S. dollars in foreign direct investment (FDI) in January-August 2025, up 58 percent from a year earlier, Türkiye's International Investors Association said Tuesday.
According to the association's latest data, in August alone, Türkiye recorded 1.5 billion dollars in FDI as equity capital inflows, 202 million dollars from real estate purchases by foreign nationals, and 137 million dollars via debt instruments.
The country's total net FDI inflows for the month stood at 1.8 billion dollars, the data showed.
An analysis of the source countries of FDI equity inflows in August indicated that Luxembourg was the largest investor, followed by the Netherlands and Switzerland.
Türkiye has been implementing a series of policy measures to attract more international investors, including sector-based incentive programs and efforts to streamline investment procedures as part of its medium-term economic plan. ■
