
Kaytan Family transferred all its shares in KRT TV to tourism professional Murat Doğan.
There was a change in the ownership structure of KRT TV; It was published in the Trade Registry Gazette that the Kaytan Family transferred all its shares to tourism operator Murat Doğan.
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There have been various changes in the ownership structure of KRT TV before.
It has been reported that there has been a new change in the ownership structure of KRT TV.
Journalist Barış Yarkadaş, known for his closeness to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who was appointed as the Chairman of the CHP with the court's 'absolute nullity' decision, announced that the Kaytan Family, the owner of the channel, transferred all its shares to the tourism professional Murat Doğan.
According to Yarkadaş, the transaction regarding the transfer of KRT TV to Murat Doğan was published in the Trade Registry Gazette.
MURAT DOĞAN BECAME THE NEW OWNER OF KRT TV
In his statement on his social media account, Barış Yarkadaş stated that all of the Kaytan Family's shares in KRT TV were given to Murat Doğan, who operates in the tourism sector.
Thus, it was reported that the new owner of the television channel, which had been on the agenda with different ownership changes before, was Murat Doğan.
EMPLOYEES WILL BE INFORMED ON MONDAY
Yarkadaş stated that KRT TV employees will be informed about the transfer process on Monday.
Stating that the channel management will inform the employees about the new ownership structure, Yarkadaş stated that a new era will begin at KRT TV with the transfer.
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Channel management will inform employees on Monday
Very likely · Within days

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