Turkey-based Getir, which has shown significant increases and significant investments in the fast delivery sector in recent years, has recently started to make a name for itself with allegations that it will withdraw from abroad. Today, the company announced that these claims are not true.
Bring: Claims that the company will withdraw from all foreign markets are not true
ShiftDelete.net founder Hakkı Alkan reached out to Getir after rumors circulating on social media. The company said it is working on new investments and claims that it will withdraw from all foreign markets are not true. He also stated that if a decision to withdraw from any country is taken, it will be shared with the public.
Here is the relevant description of Getir;
Getir continues its efforts to complete a new investment round. Claims that the company will withdraw from all foreign markets are not true. In case of a decision to leave any country, the necessary information will be shared with the public and the process will be carried out in accordance with the legislation.
In the allegations circulating on social media, it was said that Getir was experiencing economic difficulties and could not meet a significant part of its expenses. With this statement, it has become official that the company will continue its activities.
Of course, one of the events that led to the claims that Getir would withdraw from abroad was that the company recently announced that they wanted to leave France. According to the information the fast delivery giant sent to local sources in a bulletin, the French Government was preventing them from growing.
According to the French Government, shadow stores without customers would be counted as warehouses and not as stores. The decision of whether there will be a warehouse in the city center belongs to the city administration. Because of this, Bring couldn’t feel free.
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