Japan-based technology manufacturer Fujitsu has officially withdrawn from Turkey. Decided to rebuild its Europe and Middle East operations in 2019 FujitsuIn this context, he said that he was planning to leave Turkey. The Japanese company officially withdrew from Turkey after a period of nearly three years.
Fujitsu ends its Turkey operations
Fujitsu, which switched to a new strategy on April 1, 2019 and removed Turkey from the support zone, implemented the new strategy. started. in 2020 Fujitsu Technology Solutions Informatics Limited Company The company, which sold its rights, completely withdrew from our country as of September.
Fujitsu withdrew from Turkey. They even closed the @fujitsuturkey Twitter account. But for fairness, I have to say something. The Lifebook P7700 model laptop that I have been using for business purposes since March 2012 is still active. 10.5 years have passed. Nice job! @Fujitsu_Global (Photo: From my archive) pic.twitter.com/lLX64CFAQF
— Melih Bayram Dede (@melihbayramdede) September 9, 2022
According to Fujitsu’s latest official figures in 2019, it had 2 offices in Turkey and more than 100 employees. Moreover More than 2.5 million products and software was offering support. The company, which produces computer parts, storage, security and server solutions, has products that are actively used in both private companies and government institutions.
Intel started the construction of the new production base with an investment of $100 billion. The project, which will be completed in 2025, includes eight factories.
Fujitsu’s operations in Turkey Hitay Holding was purchased by It is not known for now how the operations will be affected with the withdrawal of the Japanese company from our country. However, Hitay Holding is expected to support services and products as an official distributor.
Fujitsu is expected to focus on growing markets and R&D projects within the scope of the new strategy. Japanese firm, annual budget of 2.5 billion dollars It conducts various researches all over the world, from storage to security.
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