In April 2024, Getir announced its withdrawal from all European and U.S. markets to concentrate resources on its domestic market in Turkey. The company is refocusing efforts exclusively on its home market, Turkey, as part of a comprehensive restructuring plan that involves splitting the company into two separate entities and reorganizing its leadership structure.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Post-pandemic economic shifts and intense competition within the quick commerce sector led to substantial challenges, prompting a strategic retreat from European and U.S. markets in April 2024. Getir's delivery business was exited in February 2026, reflecting ongoing restructuring and operational challenges despite historical market innovation.
Top Insights
Getir has raised a total of $2.54 billion over 8 rounds from 22 investors, making it one of the best-funded quick commerce startups globally
As of April 30, 2026, Getir has 6,724 employees, down significantly from historical peak levels following market exits and restructuring
Uber announced an acquisition of Getir's delivery business in February 2026, indicating partial monetization of assets
Getir's primary revenue derives from product markups and variable delivery fees based on order size and demand, with profitability pressure from operating costs
Named Competitors
DoorDash — Food and grocery delivery platform
Instacart — Grocery delivery and logistics network