Üçay360 signs franchise agreements with 11 organisations

Üçay Mühendislik is expanding its energy, e-mobility and heating, ventilation and air conditioning operations through the Üçay360 Franchise System. According to a report published by Eleman.net on 16 September 2026, the company has signed franchise agreements with 11 organisations operating in different cities across Türkiye. The development marks a further step in the expansion of technical services franchising in the Turkish market.

A new step for Üçay360

Eleman.net’s report, which rounds up companies’ investment and partnership initiatives, draws on announcements made on 14 September 2026. Its section on Üçay Mühendislik states that the company is continuing to expand through franchising and has reached agreements with 11 organisations under the Üçay360 Franchise System.

The announcement centres on franchise agreements signed with new organisations. What the report directly confirms, therefore, is expansion at the contract stage. The information provided does not give individual opening dates, launch schedules or the number of physical outlets covered by these agreements.

This distinction matters when interpreting the news. Signing agreements with 11 organisations does not mean that 11 new branches opened on the same date. Nor does the information establish that each organisation will operate from just one location. Further details on the organisations and locations are needed to assess what the new agreements will mean in practice.

The report is therefore better understood as news of agreements expanding the franchise network, rather than an announcement of new openings. Investors following the company’s growth should likewise distinguish between the number of agreements signed and the number of operating outlets.

Locations in the franchise network disclosed

The report lists Adapazarı, Antalya, Aydın, Balıkesir, Bolu, Gaziantep, Giresun, Isparta, İstanbul, İzmir, Kocaeli, Konya, Manisa, Mersin, Muğla, Ordu, Samsun, Tekirdağ, Trabzon and Yalova as places where Üçay Mühendislik has a franchise presence. The list shows that the company’s franchise model spans several parts of Türkiye.

However, these locations cannot be matched directly to the 11 newly signed agreements. The report does not identify which organisation operates in which location, or which of the listed places are covered by the new agreements. It would therefore be inaccurate to present every place on the list as a newly opened franchise outlet.

The report also does not say how many organisations are based in each place, whether any organisation has more than one service location, or what the network’s local capacity is. Announcing geographical coverage is not the same as setting out the scale of operations in each location.

For an entrepreneur exploring a local investment opportunity, this list can serve as a starting point for further discussion. An existing franchise presence in a particular area does not, on its own, indicate whether that area is open or closed to new applications. Current territory information would need to be obtained from the company.

Three business areas, with operating details still to be clarified

The Üçay360 announcement brings together energy, e-mobility and heating, ventilation and air conditioning. It highlights an example of franchise growth built around technical services. However, the report does not specify whether every franchise organisation will operate across all three areas or focus on selected services.

For investors, understanding how these business areas translate into day-to-day operations is as important as knowing what they are. Services to be offered, the division of work and the responsibilities of the local organisation are all matters to clarify during discussions. These are potential due diligence questions, not contractual terms disclosed in the report.

Similarly, the information provided does not cover the initial franchise fee, total investment required, recurring payments or contract length. Nor does it give details of training, technical support, staffing requirements or territorial rights. These omissions should not be taken as evidence that any particular condition does or does not apply.

The announcement therefore provides no basis for calculating investment costs, expected income or a payback period. The concrete developments reported are limited to the signing of agreements with 11 organisations under Üçay360 and the disclosure of locations where the franchise network has a presence.

Points for prospective franchisees to check before discussions

Entrepreneurs considering the Üçay360 model can use an initial discussion to establish how the announced expansion relates to their intended location and service offering. Practical opening questions include which organisations are covered by the new agreements, whether they have begun operating, and what franchise presence already exists in the area where the entrepreneur wishes to apply.

The next step would be to obtain the operating terms in writing. Investment requirements, each party’s responsibilities, the scope of services, support arrangements and contract termination provisions can then be reviewed separately. Rather than assuming that undisclosed conditions mirror those of other franchise models, it is more reliable to assess the system using its own documentation.

Practical takeaway: Üçay360’s agreements with 11 organisations represent a concrete step in its expansion. Before making an investment decision, however, prospective franchisees need to look beyond the number of agreements and obtain written confirmation of the target location, operational status and financial obligations.