In this research, the concepts of coopetition and placeless production have been tried to be explained from a geographical perspective and their relationship with each other has been revealed. The concept of coopetition combines two opposite concepts such as competition and partnership under a single body. Firms can cooperate at certain points with the companies they compete with. This cooperation and competition affects the space in certain aspects. Another concept, placeless production, is the state that the produced product has an ambiguous identity without reflecting the local characteristics of any place. Placeless production products drag the identity of the place where they are located to an uncertain identity regionally, increasing the placelessness. One of the leading actors in the adventure of existence of placeless productions that take part in the production of placelessness is the coopetition itself. In this context, in the article; The answer to the question, what are the geographical consequences of coopetition and placeless production, has been sought. In the research, the data obtained by document analysis method using the case study design was handled with an interpretative approach. According to the results of the research, coopetition creates interrelated structures and networks in space. As a result of this structure and networks, companies can use outsourcing to increase their profits and develop, or they can establish production centers outside the borders of their birthplace. Apart from that, companies can ally with spatial dominance struggles, competition or spatial proximity. This shows that space; It is not only a lifeline for partnership and competition, but also an instrument.