Who Are We?
Turcorn 100 Program is the visible face of Turkish startup ecosystem and Turkish entrepreneurs who have a claim to be presence in the world.
The Turcorn 100 team which supports technology startups which has successfully passed the early stage and have a high growth potential to scale faster and open to global, carries out activities tailored to the needs of technology entrepreneurs at the scaling stage.
Working with technology entrepreneurs who will contribute to the realization of the National Technology Move, the Turcorn 100 team works one-on-one with a number of startups that have the potential to become Turcorn, and provides tailor-made support so that startups can scale in a short time and realize their global ambitions.
The Turcorn 100 team, which consists of young professionals, experts and missions from all over the world, is ready to support technology entrepreneurs from Türkiye who will expand to the world.
Turcorn 100 Program is a national vision that is implemented nationally, not publicly, under the leadership of the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Industry and Technology, with the partnership of all corporate companies, entrepreneurial ecosystem players and public institutions.
STARTUP ECOSYSTEM OF TÜRKİYE
5 COMPANIES WITH THE HIGHEST INVESTMENT IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2024
SOURCE: STARTUPCENTRUM
THE 5 MOST FUNDED SECTORS IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2024
Grocery Delivery
Fintech
Blockchain
Gaming
SaaS
SOURCE: STARTUPS.WATCH
INVESTMENTS IN THE 2024 FIRST HALF BY SECTOR
Grocery Delivery 250 M$
Fintech 181,5 M$
Blockchain 67,9 M$
SOURCE: STARTUPS.WATCH
INVESTMENTS IN THE 2024 FIRST HALF BY CITIES
İSTANBUL
105 Campanies
ANKARA
35 Companies
SOURCE: STARTUPCENTRUM
HIGHLIGHTS
85 of 235 investment agreements in the first half of 2023 were made by the venture capital of corporate firms.
In the first half of 2024, the areas that attracted the most attention of investors in terms of investment volume were AI, Biotech, Healthtech, Agritech and SaaS.
As of the first half of 2024, 12 out of 235 investment agreements have made by foreign investors.
SOURCE: STARTUPSWATCH