The sale will be made at the closing prices of November 3, in 20 equal packages and with a 3-month stock market sales restriction.
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Turkish Capital Markets Association, in line with the Capital Markets Board's letter dated 3 November 2026, announced the principles regarding the sale of BIST 30 shares in the portfolios of the funds that were taken into liquidation process with the decision dated 17 September 2026.
BIST 30 shares in the portfolios of investment funds whose liquidation process is ongoing will be offered for sale over the stock exchange at the closing prices of November 3. The shares to be sold will be sold in 20 equal packages and a 3-month stock market sales restriction will be applied to the buyer funds.
In the announcement shared by the Capital Markets Association of Turkey (TSPB), in line with the letter of the Capital Markets Board (CMB) dated November 3, 2026, the principles regarding the sale of BIST 30 shares in the portfolios of the funds that were taken into liquidation process with the decision dated September 17, 2026 were announced.
Accordingly, BIST 30 shares in the portfolios of the funds in the liquidation process will be sold off-exchange and with an accelerated method, to investment funds and pension investment funds managed by portfolio management companies.
Sales transactions will be based on the stock market closing prices dated November 3, 2026.
The sold shares cannot be resold on the stock exchange for 3 months. In addition, no transactions that may result in the sale of the shares in question on the stock exchange will be possible.
According to the announcement, the BIST 30 shares subject to sale will be offered for sale in 20 equal packages. Portfolio management companies will be able to submit their requests as a package or full multiples of packages.

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