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Market Overview

The Turkey logistics market size reached USD 49.56 Billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to USD 70.54 Billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.00% during the forecast period of 2025-2033. This growth is driven by Turkey’s strategic geographical position as a trade hub, the expansion of e-commerce platforms, modernization of last-mile delivery infrastructure, and sustained government infrastructure projects. The increasing integration with regional and global trade corridors further supports the market expansion.

Study Assumption Years

• Base Year: 2024
• Historical Year/Period: 2019-2024
• Forecast Year/Period: 2025-2033

Turkey Logistics Market Key Takeaways

• Turkey logistics market size was USD 49.56 Billion in 2024.
• The market is expected to reach USD 70.54 Billion by 2033.
• The market CAGR is 4.00% during 2025-2033.
• Turkey’s strategic geographical location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and the Middle East strengthens its regional and global logistics role.
• Significant investments in transport infrastructure, modernization of customs, and expansion of free trade zones are driving the market.
• E-commerce growth is accelerating demand for sophisticated logistics and last-mile delivery services.
• Digital logistics solutions and urban micro-fulfillment centers are reshaping Turkey’s logistics capabilities.

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Market Growth Factors

Turkey’s strategic geographic position at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East makes it a pivotal logistics and transportation hub. Its proximity to major global markets facilitates efficient transit for goods moving between continents. Significant investments in transport infrastructure including roadways, railways, ports, and airports are enhancing Turkey’s position in regional and global supply chains. The modernization of customs procedures and expansion of free trade zones further streamline cross-border logistics. Integration into trade corridors such as the Belt and Road Initiative supports transcontinental freight movement. Trade agreements with Europe and neighboring economies enable smoother transit flows, boosting the logistics market.

The rapid growth of Turkey’s e-commerce sector fuels strong demand for advanced logistics services and last-mile delivery infrastructure. Consumer preferences toward online shopping have accelerated investment in warehouse automation, inventory management systems, and fleet optimization to enable faster deliveries. Domestic logistics providers are forging partnerships with global e-commerce giants to enhance service quality and network reach. Emerging specialized last-mile delivery solutions meet rising customer expectations for quick, trackable, and flexible deliveries, especially in urban centers. Real-time data analytics optimize delivery routes and reduce operational costs, strengthening the market.

Sustained government-backed infrastructure projects and regulatory reforms are pivotal in improving operational efficiency and logistics market share. Key developments include mergers and acquisitions that expand logistics capacity, such as CEVA Logistics’ USD 440 million acquisition of Borusan Tedarik and DFDS’s EUR 240 million acquisition of Ekol Logistics' international transport network. Investments in intermodal transport and the adoption of digital solutions reflect ambitions to increase competitiveness. Expansion of urban micro-fulfillment centers supports quicker order processing, while the tech-savvy population drives the adoption of digital logistics platforms, reshaping national logistics capabilities.

Market Segmentation

Model Type Insights:

• 2 PL: The logistics market includes second-party logistics services, focusing on transportation and warehousing.
• 3 PL: Third-party logistics providers offer integrated logistics solutions including transportation, warehousing, and distribution.
• 4 PL: Fourth-party logistics services manage entire supply chains, integrating resources and technologies.

Transportation Mode Insights:

• Roadways: Dominant mode supporting extensive goods transit across Turkey.
• Seaways: Maritime logistics are crucial for import-export activities.
• Railways: Rail transport supports bulk goods and connects key trade routes.
• Airways: Air freight serves high-value and urgent shipments, enhancing connectivity.

End Use Insights:

• Manufacturing: Significant logistics demands related to raw materials and finished goods.
• Consumer Goods: Logistics services support broad retail and consumption sectors.
• Retail: Distribution networks facilitate product availability.
• Food and Beverages: Specialized logistics ensure cold chain and timely delivery.
• IT Hardware: Logistics services support technology equipment transport.
• Healthcare: Sensitive logistics solutions are used for medical products.
• Chemicals: Handling and transport of chemicals require dedicated logistics.
• Construction: Logistics facilitate supply of building materials.
• Automotive: Finished vehicles and components require tailored logistics.
• Telecom: Logistics support infrastructure equipment deployment.
• Oil and Gas: Specialized logistics for energy sector materials.
• Others: Additional sectors relying on logistics services.

Regional Insights

The report covers Marmara, Central Anatolia, Mediterranean, Aegean, Southeastern Anatolia, Blacksea, and Eastern Anatolia regions. While specific market share or CAGR per region is not provided, the Marmara region is highlighted due to its strategic port capacities and logistics hubs. Turkey’s increasing investments in these regions' infrastructure enhance the overall market growth, supporting intermodal transport and connectivity across the country.

Recent Developments & News

• On 12 May 2025, CEVA Logistics announced its acquisition of Turkish logistics provider Borusan Tedarik for USD 440 million, adding approximately 570,000 sq.m of warehouse space and 4,000 employees, strengthening CEVA's footprint in Turkey’s finished vehicle logistics sector.
• On 15 November 2024, DFDS finalized the acquisition of Ekol Logistics’ international transport network for EUR 240 million, enhancing Türkiye-Europe trade connectivity with 3,700 employees and expected 2024 revenue of DKK 3.3 billion.
• On 2 April 2025, Scan Global Logistics (SGL) opened its first office in Istanbul, offering multimodal logistics services and planning future offices in Bursa, Izmir, and Mersin.
• On 19 July 2024, DP World and Turkey’s Evyap Group merged to form DP World Evyap, combining two major Marmara Sea ports with over 2,088 metres of berthing space and handling capacity exceeding 2 million TEUs annually.

Key Players

• CEVA Logistics
• DFDS
• Borusan Tedarik
• Ekol Logistics
• Scan Global Logistics (SGL)
• DP World
• Evyap Group

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