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The World Bank Group is pursuing a strategy to mobilize private sector capital in developing countries. In this context, financing guarantees are provided through special programs such as FINGROW.
According to the statement made by the World Bank Group, a historical record was broken in the 2026 fiscal year in the mobilization of private sector capital in developing countries.
Private sector capital mobilized on a global scale has more than tripled in the last 4 years, rising from $35 billion in fiscal year 2022 to $112 billion in fiscal year 2026.
In Türkiye, private sector capital of $5.4 billion was mobilized by the World Bank Group in the 2026 fiscal year. This figure indicated an increase of 520 percent compared to 2022.
While the total private sector capital mobilized in Türkiye since 2022 exceeded 21 billion dollars, Turkey was among the countries where the highest amount of private sector capital was mobilized on a global scale by the World Bank Group.
Efforts to mobilize private sector capital in Türkiye also included expanding access to finance for small businesses, supporting employment and entrepreneurship, and providing long-term private sector financing for critical infrastructure investments.
In this context, $1.74 billion of private sector capital was mobilized for small businesses in Türkiye with the $868 million guarantee provided by the World Bank Group through the FINGROW Program.
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The World Bank Group increased private sector capital in developing countries at a record level in fiscal 2026. In Türkiye, private sector capital of $5.4 billion was mobilized, an increase of 520 percent compared to 2022.