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“Current Outlouok of Turkish Economy and Investment Environment” 11 th Joint Meeting of Turkey – Korean Business Council. Mehmet SAMI Executive Board Member, Ata Invest, Istanbul. FDI in Turkey - Contents. Turkey – Reminders Turkey – A country in transition
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“Current Outlouok of Turkish Economy and Investment Environment” 11th Joint Meeting of Turkey – Korean Business Council Mehmet SAMI Executive Board Member, Ata Invest, Istanbul
FDI in Turkey - Contents • Turkey – Reminders • Turkey – A country in transition • Turkey – A new playing field • FDI into Turkey - Opportunities
Turkey – Reminder : Growth Oriented Market • Growth Economy since 1923 • 1990s = Troubles begin – no 5 years of stability Average 5.2% Source: TURKSTAT and Central Bank of Turkey (also Dr DGökçe)
Turkey – Reminder : Growth Oriented Market • Despite macroeconomic swings, Turkey is one of the world’s fastest growing countries. Since 1986, real GDP growth rate averages are around 4.3 % per year • GDP growth in Turkey is higher than that of OECD (average of 2.8%) in the last 20 years… Source: OECD
Turkey – Reminder : Large Market • 2006 GDP growth = 6.1 % • Last 3 year GDPgrowth = 6.7 % • 18th largest economy in the world • 2nd largest economy in the Eurasian region • Largest economy in Eastern Europe Source: IMF
Turkey – Reminder : Becoming More International Source: OECD, WTO * World figures are WTO Prospects
Transition – Improved Macro Trends • Improved trends – Disinflation is successful Source: TURKSTAT and ATA Estimates
Transition : Improved Macro Trends • Budget improvements evident Source: Ministry of Finance, TURKSTAT
Transition – Manufacturing Improvements • Record Capacity Levels – Apr. 05 CUR = 81.9 % Source: TURKSTAT
Transition – Concerns stills exist • Overvalued TL is causing concern, even locals are confused as for the future rates. Over Valuation Last 10 Year’s Average Under Valuation Source: Central Bank of Turkey
Transition – Deficit Financing • Current Account deficit is heavily financed by portfolio inflows, the role of FDI is negligible until 2005 but expected to improve. USD mn USD mn Source: Central Bank of Turkey
Transition – Deficit Financing - FDI Source: Central Bank of Turkey
FDI into Turkey – Opportunities • Global FDI follows GDP growth with a lag 2006 E Source: Turkish Treasury, TURKSTAT, Central Banks of Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, IMF
Transition – Foreign Companies by Sectors • Foreign Companies are focusing on Turkey Source: Treasury, * as of June 2007
Transition – FDI Flow – Interest in Deals during 2005 Privatizations Private Tender Turk Telekom Ereğli Steel Tupras Refinery Garanti Bank Belgacom Arcelor Shell GE Capital Etisalat Mittal Repsol ABN AMRO Saudi Oger Corus Eni SocGen SK Telecom Posco OMV Temasek Telecom Italia Severstal Indian Oil Deutsche Bank Telefonica NMLK Orlen HSBC TPI Azovstal NBG Metinvest Koç Holding Santander Koç Holding LebGok Zorlu Holding Doğan Holding Oskol Oyak Holding Oyak Holding Çalık Energy Multi Global Ereğli JV Petrol Ofisi Turtell Nurol – Limak JV Tupras Acquisition JV Mapa Zorlu Holding Anadolu JV Oyak Holding Enerji JV Koç Holding
Transition – Manufacturing Hub ? • Strategic Location • Content Manufacturing (Interactive Digital Products Embedded s/w Capability) • Production Scale • Upto date automation with highly skilled labour force • Large and dynamic market • Integrated with global markets – Customs Union Since 1996
FDI into Turkey – Opportunities – Specific • Deregulation : Energy & Telecoms • Privatization 2006 – 2007 : Energy & Financials • M&A Opportunities : Disposals & Consolidation • Mortgage Related Products • eInitiative – ICT Projects • Sector Focus; - Financial Services - Building Materials - Energy - ICT - Healthcare & Pharma - Real Estate & Property
FDI into Turkey – Opportunities – Demographics • Moving forward, Demographics will matter Source: Worldbank (World Development Indicators 2004), Economist Intellegence Unit
FDI into Turkey– Opportunities – Affluence • Size also matters, GDP relatively large Source: Worldbank (World Development Indicators 2004), Economist Intellegence Unit
FDI into Turkey– Opportunities – Telecom Power • Communications demand, thus infrastructure showing strong growth Source: Worldbank (World Development Indicators 2004), Economist Intellegence Unit
Turkey – Opportunities – Affluence • Fastest electricity consumption Source: Worldbank (World Development Indicators 2004), Economist Intellegence Unit
Turkey – Needs Change.... • FDI needs change and growth numbers indicate change (past and future) Real GDP Growth, (Annual Avg., %) 2006-10 2011-20 2006-20 World4.03.3 3.5 EU 252.22.02.1 EU 152.02.02.0 Turkey4.94.14.4 Poland4.13.03.3 Hungary3.33.13.2 Russia4.72.63.3 BRIC5.74.04.6 Source EIU “Foresight 2020”