
Nazır Kapusuz brought up the claim that 24 billion TL was transferred from public resources to the fund pool through Emlak Katılım.
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Acquisition of Katılımevim shares by Emlak Katılım and transactions related to Pusula under the management of TMSF.
Economist Nazır Kapusuz claimed that Katılımevim shares were sold from Tera to Emlak Katılım and brought up the allegation that public resources were used within the scope of the fund investigation. Kapusuz argued that if the shares in Pusula were transferred in a similar manner, following the shares worth approximately 12 billion TL at current prices, a total of 24 billion TL would be transferred from public resources to the fund pool.
In his post on his social media account, Kapusuz stated that Emlak Katılım purchased 1.5 billion Katılımevim (KTLEV) shares from Tera and that the transaction is worth approximately 12 billion TL at current prices.
Claiming that Tera also sold shares to Pusula, Kapusuz drew attention to the fact that Pusula is under the management of the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF). Kapusuz estimated that Emlak Katılım could buy the shares in Pusula for approximately 12 billion TL within a few days.
'24 BILLION TL WILL BE TRANSFERRED FROM PUBLIC RESOURCES'
Kapusuz argued that if the transactions in question were realized, a total of 24 billion TL would be transferred from public resources to the fund pool, and criticized the fact that this development was not brought to the agenda sufficiently in the economic press.
Kapusuz claimed that a public loss of 45 billion TL had previously been incurred in order for Katılımevim to continue its normal obligations. Stating that this amount is not related to the funds but to the obligations of the citizens paying installments, Kapusuz also claimed that 24 billion TL will be transferred to SDIF through the Türkiye Wealth Fund.
Kapusuz completed his post with the words, "Throw away the headline."
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