VESTEL
Vestel Group of Companies is a global conglomerate comprising 31 companies, 20 of which operate internationally, with business activities spanning consumer electronics, home appliances, digital products, and mobility electronics. Founded in Türkiye and steadily evolving into a global technology company, Vestel delivers its broad product portfolio, built on core capabilities in technology, design, and innovation, to consumers in over 160 countries.
Ranked among Türkiye’s most valuable brands, Vestel holds 7th place in Brand Finance’s "Türkiye’s Most Valuable Brands 2026" report. As one of the world's leading Original Design Manufacturers (ODM) in consumer electronics and home appliances, Vestel ranks among the top five manufacturers in the European LCD TV market and the top seven in the home appliances market, according to independent market research data for January-May 2026. Furthermore, according to data from the Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM), Vestel has maintained its position as the export champion in the electronics sector for 28 consecutive years.
Committed to completing its Industry 4.0 transformation and transitioning to fully automated smart factories, Vestel plays a pioneering role in smart home and smart city platforms through its advanced capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT).
In addition to its global ODM sales, Vestel drives branded sales through acquired regional brands and licensed global brands. Boasting one of the most extensive sales and after-sales service networks in Türkiye, Vestel reaches a broad consumer base through its multi-brand and multi-channel strategy.
VESTEL CITY
Vestel reinforces its global technology company identity through advanced manufacturing technologies deployed at Vestel City, one of Europe’s largest integrated production complexes. Spanning 1.3 million square meters, Vestel City is the world’s first electronics and home appliances company, as well as the first brand and industrial facility from Türkiye, to be featured in National Geographic Channel’s world-renowned "Mega Factories" documentary series.