Yılgenci Sanayi Aims to Strengthen Its Presence in the U.S. Market

Yılgenci Sanayi continues to grow with new investments. With 71 years of extensive experience, the company not only sells commercial products in the iron and steel industry but also produces metal components for the wagon, trailer, and machinery sectors.

The company is also a regional leader in strategic areas such as trailers, construction machinery, rail systems, and aviation.

Operating on approximately 50,000 square meters of open area and 30,000 square meters of indoor space with 400 employees, Yılgenci Sanayi has a high production capacity and exports 60% of its products.

Yılgenci Industrial Production Facility

Aluminum and Stainless-Steel Products

Providing information about their operations, Yılgenci Sanayi Production Director and Mechanical Engineer Serkan Kayaalp stated that the company focuses on sustainability in its new investment and market expansion efforts.

He emphasized that Yılgenci Sanayi has continued to grow with new investments since the day it was established and significantly increased its production capacity by adding state-of-the-art machinery to its equipment park.

Mechanical Engineer Serkan Kayaalp, Yılgenci Industrial Production Director

Stating that they will continue making investments as always, Serkan Kayaalp shared the following details:

“We plan to complete the investment of the additional building of our factory in 2026. We aim to increase both domestic and international sales, especially in the railway and wagon industries. In addition to black metal production, we have completed the necessary infrastructure to increase the capacity of our aluminum and stainless-steel parts production facility, which we established separately and began operating five years ago. We export especially to the Euro zone (Germany, Switzerland, France, Austria, Italy, Czech Republic, Finland, Northern Ireland, and the United States). The U.S. market is among our primary targets. Along with securing a new order, we continue our efforts to become more active in the American market.”