Agrolidya has announced that the first phase of its large-scale poultry investment project in Turkey has been fully subscribed ahead of schedule, reflecting growing investor interest in agriculture and food production assets.
The company confirmed that the broader integrated poultry development programme remains on track, with full completion targeted by the end of 2027.
The project has attracted both domestic and international investors, as demand rises for stable, real-asset-backed opportunities in sectors linked to food security and agricultural production.
“We are proud to confirm that the first phase of our poultry investment project has been completely sold out. The strong demand we have received reflects increasing investor confidence in food production assets, poultry farming, and AGROLIDYA’s professional management structure,” said Ayça Karaduman, General Manager of Agrolidya and Agricultural Engineer.
The investment model is structured as a turnkey offering, allowing investors to participate in poultry production without managing day-to-day operations. Agrolidya oversees the full lifecycle of the project, including land acquisition, construction, operational management, workforce coordination, veterinary oversight, feed planning and commercial sales.
This approach has positioned the company within a growing segment of agricultural asset management, where investors seek passive income opportunities backed by operational production.
“Turkey has significant long-term potential in poultry production, food security, and agricultural exports. Our mission is to build a fully integrated and sustainable poultry ecosystem that creates value for investors while strengthening agricultural production capacity,” Karaduman added.
Future phases of the project are expected to be released throughout 2026 and 2027 as additional facilities are completed and brought online.
The wider expansion strategy includes the development of modern farm infrastructure, advanced biosecurity systems, efficient water usage, renewable energy integration and sustainable waste management, all designed to support scalable production aligned with international standards.
“Investor demand has exceeded our expectations, and we believe this is only the beginning. Our target is to complete the entire poultry investment project by the end of 2027 and become one of the most trusted agricultural investment brands in the region,” Karaduman concluded.
