- Vaden in the press
- 17 Mar 2025
Vaden Automotive to Continue Its Growth in 2025
With four factories in the Konya Organized Industrial Zone, Vaden has an integrated production power and provides employment to 1,500 people. The company also continues to rise to the top in the rankings of ISO and TIM each year.
From Konya Organized to the World
Evaluating the goals and plans for 2025, Vaden Automotive Chairman of the Board Seyit Acar stated that they will complete 2025 with new investments. As part of global operations,
Acar noted that they have completed warehouse and office investments in South Africa, South America, and Dubai, and said: “We have great confidence in our products. Our brand is recognized worldwide and has proven its quality. Our parts are used in all major heavy-duty vehicle brands on global roads, including Mercedes, MAN, Scania, DAF, Volvo, Renault, Iveco, and American vehicles. We have established a significant aftermarket network.”
“We Have Launched the IPO Process”
Seyit Acar, Chairman of the Board of Vaden Automotive, said: “2025 will be a year of transformation for Vaden. With our new investments, we will increase our production capacity and gain significant momentum in exports. At the same time, we have launched our initial public offering (IPO) process. We will go public in 2025. This step will support our globalization, institutionalization, increase our credibility, accelerate our digitalization process, and boost brand awareness both domestically and internationally. In short, we will strengthen our financial power and make more investments.”
Significant R&D Expenditures
Emphasizing the continuous growth in their product range and market size, Acar stated: “This year, our R&D budget will be 5% of our turnover. We attach great importance to R&D. Currently, nearly 100 engineers are working in our R&D center. We have reached 15,000 different products. We achieve this through strong R&D investments.”
Acar concluded by expressing their pride in raising Turkey’s flag in over 100 countries and emphasized their continued commitment to production, export, and employment.
