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Önceki düzenlemede, sermayeleri en az sermaye tutarının altında olan anonim ve limited şirketlerin sermayelerinin 31 Aralık 2026'ya kadar yükseltilmesi hükme bağlanmıştı.
Ticaret Bakanlığının "Anonim ve Limited Şirketlerin Sermayelerini Yeni Asgari Tutarlara Yükseltme Süresinin Uzatılmasına İlişkin Tebliğ"i Resmi Gazete'de yayımlanarak yürürlüğe girdi.
Buna göre, anonim ve limited şirketlerin yeni asgari sermaye tutarlarına uyum süresi 31 Aralık 2027'ye kadar uzatıldı.
Anonim şirketlerde asgari esas sermaye 50 bin liradan 250 bin liraya, limited şirketlerde 10 bin liradan 50 bin liraya yükseltilmişti. Kayıtlı sermaye sistemini kabul etmiş halka açık olmayan anonim şirketlerde ise asgari başlangıç sermayesi 100 bin liradan 500 bin liraya çıkarılmıştı.
Önceki düzenlemede, sermayeleri en az sermaye tutarının altında olan anonim ve limited şirketlerin sermayelerinin 31 Aralık 2026'ya kadar yükseltilmesi hükme bağlanmıştı.

The alleged 20 billion dollar fund crisis in Turkey shakes investment confidence and leads to a decrease in foreign direct investments. MSCI's freezing of Türkiye's indices and the risk of reducing its emerging market status shows the loss of international confidence. Investors demand transparency, effective supervision and the rule of law as capital flows abroad from Turkey.

Göktaş stated that people whose applications are approved within the scope of the project are offered interest-free loan support with a grace period of 2 years and a maturity of 48 months. The loan amount was applied as 250 thousand liras for those aged 18-25 and 200 thousand liras for those aged 26-29, depending on the age range of the applicant couples. For families with their first child, a 12-month installment grant was granted and the remaining loan was postponed for 12 months, while all repayments of families with a second child were converted into grants.

The 2027 Central Government Budget Law proposal, signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, was submitted to the Presidency of the Turkish Grand National Assembly in accordance with the Constitution. While education is the largest budget item in the budget, a 176% increase in urban transformation appropriations and a 229% increase in weapons and ammunition purchases are predicted. In 2027, budget expenses are estimated to be 27 trillion 276 billion lira and revenues are estimated to be 23 trillion 408 billion lira.

The Capital Markets Board rearranged the liquidation process of Hedef Portföy funds and filed a criminal complaint against 37 people for transactions in Vişne Madencilik and Işıklar Enerji shares, imposing a transaction ban and license cancellation.

The Capital Markets Board (CMB) filed a criminal complaint against a total of 36 people and imposed a two-year transaction ban on 37 people due to transactions in the shares of Vişne Madencilik and Işıklar Enerji and Yapı Holding. In addition, the capital markets licenses of 21 people were canceled and they were required to pay a fine equal to twice the benefit.

According to the AA correspondent's 2027 Central Government Budget Law Proposal, approximately 23.2% of the 27 trillion 276 billion 87 million 71 thousand lira allocated to institutions was allocated for personnel expenses. The highest personnel budget was allocated to the Ministry of National Education as 1 trillion 794 billion 497 million lira. Personnel expenses increased by approximately 28.8%, from 4.9 trillion lira in 2026 to 6.3 trillion lira in 2027.