What Mitas Industry does

Mitas Industry is the manufacturing arm of the Mitaş Group, a privately held Turkish industrial conglomerate founded in 1955 and headquartered in Ankara. The company produces galvanized steel lattice towers and monopoles for energy transmission and distribution, telecommunications (including 4G/5G macro sites and radar), wind measurement and wind-turbine support towers, lighting and specialty poles (railway, ropeway, traffic, flag, CCTV, lightning rod), and — more recently — solar steel structures for utility-scale renewable projects. It also offers in-house surface-coating services (hot-dip galvanizing, powder coating, metallizing), structural fasteners, and engineering/design services to global utilities, telecom operators, transportation authorities, and renewable-energy developers.

The company operates 12 production facilities across Turkey and Italy with a combined annual capacity of 300,000 metric tons of fabricated steel, supported by TÜRKAK-accredited test laboratories and a multi-standard certification stack (ISO 9001/14001/45001/27001, EN 1090, EN ISO 3834, EN 40-5, IATF 16949). It serves a project-tender business model: revenues are generated through large multi-tower framework contracts, tenders from state utilities and telecom operators, and export sales through in-country representation in 140+ countries across five continents. Ancillary revenue comes from toll-coating (galvanizing for third parties) and fasteners sold as consumables alongside tower projects.

Group-level revenue exceeds $350M USD, headcount is 3,000+, and the company ranks 196th in Turkey's Top 500 Industrial Enterprises (2022) and 168th in Turkey's R&D Top 250. The 2024-2025 period has been marked by capacity additions: a new Izmir factory opened in October 2024, test labs were consolidated at a new Composite Plant campus in January 2025, and a port-lighting contract was won in Iraq in 2025, all of which point to ongoing geographic and product-line diversification rather than a step-change in growth trajectory.

Name

Mitas Industry

Legal name

Mitaş Endüstri San. Tic. A.Ş.

Website

https://mitasindustry.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1955

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1,001–5,000 employees

Short description

Mitas Industry is a Turkish steel-fabrication manufacturer (part of Mitaş Group, founded 1955) producing galvanized lattice towers, monopoles, and specialty poles for energy transmission, telecommunications, transportation, and renewable-energy customers across 140+ countries, operating 12 facilities with 300,000 MT annual capacity and $350M+ revenue.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Steel Structure Manufacturing for Energy and Telecommunications Infrastructure

NAICS

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing (33531)

SIC

General Industrial Machinery & Equipment (3560)

akta.pro primary industry

Energy & Renewables Specialty Contracting (Solar PV, Storage, EV Charging) (IMAFALAJ)

Keywords

• Steel structure manufacturing
• Telecommunication towers
• Energy transmission poles
• Surface coating services
• Structural fasteners

Headquarters

HQ city

Ankara

Offices6 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Industrial Manufacturing and Steel Structure Sales: Revenue is generated through the design, manufacture, and sale of steel structures including energy transmission/distribution towers, telecommunication masts, lighting poles, renewable energy structures, and structural fasteners. Projects are typically large-scale infrastructure contracts delivered to utilities, telecom operators, and government entities globally. The company operates with 350 million USD+ annual sales revenue.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Mitas Industry is a B2B industrial manufacturer that designs, engineers, galvanizes, and delivers custom steel structures — lattice and polygonal towers, monopoles, masts, lighting poles, substation structures, solar mounting structures, and structural fasteners — for energy transmission/distribution, telecommunications, lighting and transportation, and renewable energy customers worldwide. Offerings span in-house engineering, hot-dip galvanizing, powder and wet coating, metallizing, sandblasting, structural fasteners, and on-site installation supervision, with products shipped to 140+ countries from 12 facilities with 300,000 MT annual capacity.

Product overview

Mitas Industry operates as a multi-product industrial manufacturer producing steel structures and poles across eight main product categories: Energy (transmission/distribution towers, transformer structures, polygon poles), Telecommunication (towers, radar towers, camouflaged towers, monopole poles), Lighting Poles (standard, decorative/M-Style, solar, high mast, apron poles), Other Poles (railway, ropeway, traffic, flag, CCTV, lightning rod), Renewable Energy (solar steel structures and tracking systems), Surface Coating (galvanizing, powder/wet coating, metallizing, sandblasting), Structural Fasteners (bolts, anchor plates, fasteners), and Engineering & Design Services. The company also offers M-Style as a decorative poles sub-brand. These products are manufactured at 12 facilities with 300,000 MT annual production capacity and served to over 140 countries globally.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• M-Style: Decorative lighting pole brand combining modern aesthetics with natural elements, offering poles designed for streets, avenues and parks.

Products and services

• Energy Transmission and Distribution Towers Lattice and polygon tower solutions for high-voltage transmission and distribution lines, including design, load testing, connection elements, galvanization, and painting. Built for electric utilities and grid operators under IEC, American, and European standards.
• AIS and GIS Transformer Structures Steel structures for AIS, GIS, and HVDC substations including bolted cages, pipes, boxes, or special designs delivered with manufacturing and assembly drawings. Used by utility and EPC customers in substation projects.
• Polygon Energy Transmission and Distribution Poles Multi-sided cross-section power poles for areas with limited installation space; hot-dip galvanized steel with flange-mounted or embedded foundations, used for HV transmission and distribution lines.
• Telecommunication Towers Steel lattice and polygonal field or rooftop telecommunication, antenna, and radar masts designed per American or European standards, with optional climbing systems and aircraft warning lights for cellular and broadcasting operators.
• Radar Towers Lattice-type towers for military, meteorological, and civil aviation applications, including stairs, elevator systems, specially designed top platforms, and control rooms.
• Camouflaged and Custom-Designed Towers Custom tower solutions including monopole towers themed as palm or pine trees, and steel structures camouflaged with chimneys, water tanks, or air conditioning units, used in restricted or aesthetic-sensitive zones.
• Polygon-Type Telecommunication Poles Multi-sided monopole telecommunication poles for urban environments with internal or external flange connections or slip-joint assembly methods, used by cellular operators for site densification.
• Lighting and Projector Poles High-quality lighting poles and projector poles for stadiums, airports, and general lighting applications, designed and certified to international standards.
• Decorative Lighting Poles (M-Style) Modern decorative poles designed per customer request in various colors, sold under the M-Style decorative lighting pole brand emphasizing aesthetic values for streets, avenues, parks, and urban environments.
• Solar Lighting Poles Environmentally friendly solar-powered lighting solutions with modern aesthetic designs, targeted at areas with limited electrical infrastructure.
• Raising and Lowering High Mast Poles High-mast poles with integrated motorized or manual raising and lowering systems enabling safe ground-level access to floodlights and specialized equipment at height, used in ports, airports, and large venues.
• Apron Lighting Poles Tall steel structures for port and airport apron areas supporting high-power floodlights, compliant with ICAO Annex-14 aviation standards.
• Railway Catenaries and Portals Steel catenary poles and portals for railways, consisting of pipe and H-profile members designed as welded or cage-type structures for catenary systems.
• Ropeway and Ski Center Poles Poles for ropeways, baby elevators, and chairlifts manufactured in single-piece or flanged connection method, classified as carrying, lowering, and strength poles.
• Traffic Poles and Overhead Structures Signaling structures in polygonal, square, or circular cross sections designed for traffic signs, intersections, and highways.
• Flag Poles Elegant flagpoles produced to requested heights with built-in or on-foundation anchorage bolts, with jointed or elevator system options for poles over 20 meters.
• CCTV and Speaker Poles Camera poles with aesthetic design for TV observation cameras used in traffic monitoring, security monitoring, and transportation systems.
• Lightning Rod Poles Specially produced lightning rod poles per customer specification, manufactured in one piece or by tight-fitting or flanged connection methods.
• Solar Steel Structures Robust steel mounting solutions for ground-mounted photovoltaic power plants, including single-axis solar tracking systems, rooftop structures, and solar carport structures for utility-scale and C&I solar projects.
• Hot Dip Galvanizing Corrosion protection service for iron and steel structures using hot-dip galvanization, with optional post-treatment chemical applications including dulling and passivation, certified to TS EN ISO 1461 and DASt-Guideline 022.
• Powder Coating and Wet Paint Turkey's largest powder and wet coating hybrid facility with a fully automatic power-free conveyor system for steel and galvanized structures up to 13 meters in length, supporting Duplex Systems (painting on galvanized steel).
• Metallizing Thermal spray coating per EN 2063 standard for parts that cannot be hot-dip galvanized due to large size or chemical composition, providing an alternative heavy-duty corrosion protection layer.
• Sandblasting and Surface Preparation Surface preparation per EN ISO 8501 using sandblasting units and nano-technological chemical spraying in an automatic 6-cabin line, providing the substrate for downstream coating.
• Structural Fasteners Bolts, anchor plates, stud bolts, bolt nuts, and washers manufactured on CNC-controlled cold forging machines and hot forging presses with automatic centrifugal galvanizing, certified to EN 14399 and EN 15048 standards for energy, telecom, construction, and automotive sectors.
• Engineering and Design Services Engineering, design, and detailing services for steel towers — including lattice and polygon types for energy transmission lines, telecom, TV/radio antennas, radar, lightning protection, solar panel carriers, flag masts, and substation structures — using PLS-Tower, PLS-CADD, PLS-Pole, SAP2000, ANSYS, TEKLA Structures, AutoCAD, and proprietary in-house templates.
• Supervision Services Installation, maintenance, and repair supervision with field specialists addressing technical challenges during on-site deployment of Mitaş steel structures and poles.

Quantifiable outcome

• Over 2 GW of solar energy projects executed globally
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers1 record

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Mitaş Fasteners Inc. (Mitaş Civata)coreOthersMitaş Fasteners Inc. is a group company specializing in the manufacture of bolts, anchor plates, stud bolts, bolt nuts, and washers for energy, telecommunication, machine, construction, and automotive sectors. Products are manufactured using CNC controlled cold forging machines and hot forging presses, with automatic centrifugal galvanizing service for corrosion protection.
• Mitaş CompositecoreOthersMitaş Composite is a group company focused on composite products. The company recently opened a new factory where Mitaş Industry's test laboratories also relocated to the Composite Plant campus.
• Ena Test Center Inc.coreOthersEna Test Center Inc. is a group company providing testing and certification services, contributing to the group's quality assurance and R&D capabilities.
• Mitaş Energy and Metal Construction Inc. (Mitaş Epc)coreOthersMitaş Energy and Metal Construction Inc. operates in the energy sector, providing engineering, procurement, and construction services related to energy projects.
• Siderpali S.r.l.coreOthersSiderpali S.r.l. is an Italian group company operating from Anagni, Italy. The company is part of Mitaş Group's European manufacturing footprint alongside Tecnolines Italia.
• Tecnolines Italia S.r.l.coreOthersTecnolines Italia S.r.l. is an Italian group company operating from Pordenone, Italy. The company is part of Mitaş Group's European manufacturing operations.
• CharignonminorOthersCharignon is a group company of Mitaş Group, operating in the industrial sector.
• TÜRKAK (Turkish Accreditation Agency)coreTechnology or IntegrationTÜRKAK (Türk Akreditasyon Kurumu) is Turkey's national accreditation body. Mitaş Industry's test laboratories are accredited by TÜRKAK within the scope of EN ISO 17025 for mechanical and chemical testing, demonstrating compliance with international quality standards.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Kalpataru Power Transmission: Indian manufacturer of transmission towers, substations, and infrastructure EPC services. Direct competitor to Mitaş in power T&D steel structures with comparable end customers (utilities, EPC contractors) and similar project-based revenue model.
• KEC International: Indian global EPC and tower manufacturer (parent of SAE Towers). Directly comparable to Mitaş in power T&D towers, telecom towers, and railway infrastructure, with multi-country manufacturing and similar scale.
• Valmont Industries: US-based manufacturer of engineered steel structures including utility poles, lighting and traffic poles, and telecom structures. Closely comparable product portfolio to Mitaş across energy and lighting/telecom infrastructure with a similar diversification strategy.
• Sabre Industries: US manufacturer of steel lattice towers, tubular poles, and substation structures for utility, telecom, and renewable energy markets. Directly competes with Mitaş in lattice towers and substations in North American projects.
• Comsa Corporación: Spanish infrastructure and industrial group with significant steel structure manufacturing for railways, energy, and telecommunications. Comparable to Mitaş in European market presence and diversified infrastructure customer base.

Broad incumbents

• Elsewedy Electric: Egyptian conglomerate covering cables, electrical equipment, transformers, and EPC. Overlaps with Mitaş in energy transmission and electrical infrastructure but operates a much broader portfolio with manufacturing across MENA.
• Prysmian Group: Global leader in power and telecom cables. Adjacent rather than direct competitor, but serves the same utility customers that buy Mitaş towers, often as part of integrated T&D project packages.
• Sumitomo Electric Industries: Japanese diversified manufacturer with significant power transmission conductor and hardware products. Overlaps with Mitaş on the utility T&D supply side but operates across a much wider industrial portfolio.

Others

• Vestas Wind Systems: Global wind turbine OEM that purchases steel tower sections from independent fabricators including Mitaş. Represents a key customer relationship rather than direct competition, defining demand for Mitaş wind tower production.
• Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy: Wind turbine OEM and a potential buyer of steel tower structures. Indirectly comparable as a counterpart in wind project supply chains; not a competitor but a major customer category for Mitaş's wind tower business.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance14 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Subsidiaries7 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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