Netflix Sets 10 Billion Lira Content Budget for Turkey
The planned 2026-2028 investment will support local films and series, with new productions planned in different parts of Anatolia.
Key takeaways
- Netflix plans to invest 10 billion lira in Turkish content from 2026 through 2028.
- The company says it has filmed in more than 30 Turkish cities over the past decade.
Netflix plans to invest 10 billion Turkish lira in local films and series from 2026 through 2028, the company announced as it marked 10 years of operations in Turkey.
The investment is intended to bring stories from different parts of Anatolia to screens and create job opportunities in the creative sector, Netflix’s Diego Ávalos said.
Ávalos said Netflix had filmed in more than 30 Turkish cities over the past decade and presented audiences with more than 90 locally produced titles. He said Turkish productions had entered Netflix’s top 10 most-watched list in more than 90 countries.
Netflix shares closed Wednesday at $66.39, up 4.68% from the previous close.
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