Latest News About Uber Eats Türkiye

Here’s the latest I can share based on available public reports:

• Uber Eats has been expanding its footprint in Turkey via a major acquisition that gives Uber Eats a stronger presence there. Tech media reported that Uber agreed to acquire a controlling stake in Trendyol Go, the Istanbul-based delivery business, for about $700 million in cash. This move was described as aimed at enabling Uber to introduce Uber Eats capabilities in Turkey through Trendyol Go.[1]

• The acquisition was expected to close in the latter half of 2025, with Uber planning to leverage the Trendyol Go platform and gradually roll out Uber Eats capabilities in Turkey.[1]

• There have been prior hints and media coverage over the years about Uber Eats entering the Turkish market and competing with local players like Yemeksepeti, GetirYemek, and Trendyol Yemek, but the most concrete, recent development centers on the Trendyol Go deal.[3][4][5]

• Uber has maintained a Turkish presence primarily in ride-hailing, with Eats-focused ambitions tied to strategic partnerships and platform integrations rather than a standalone launch in Turkey prior to the Trendyol Go move.[7][8]

• In early 2026, Uber’s Turkish communications and regional leadership updates continued to emphasize Eats-related initiatives as part of broader delivery ecosystem investments, including leadership moves connected to Trendyol Go’s integration into Uber’s global delivery strategy.[9]

Illustration: If the Trendyol Go integration fully materializes as expected, Turkish users could access Uber Eats features through the Trendyol Go app or via tightly integrated Uber Eats services, expanding catalog, delivery coverage, and potentially restaurant partnerships in major Turkish cities.

Would you like a concise, sourced timeline of the key milestones (announcements, closing, and post-close rollout) or a quick explainer comparing Uber Eats’ Turkish strategy with local competitors? I can pull in citations after each item.

Citations:

• Uber Eats comes to Turkey via Trendyol Go acquisition reporting details.[1]
• Timeline expectations and integration notes for close and rollout.[1]
• Earlier Turkish market coverage and competition context.[4][5][3]
• Uber’s Turkish Eats-related updates and leadership moves.[8][7][9]