Closing procedures within the scope of share transfer agreements have been completed
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According to the announcement made on the website of the Türkiye Wealth Fund, the relevant legal and regulatory processes have been completed and closing procedures have been carried out within the scope of the share transfer agreements announced in the statement dated October 7, 2026.
According to the announcement made by the Türkiye Wealth Fund on its website, within the scope of the share transfer agreements announced in the TVF statement dated October 7, 2026, the closing procedures were completed following the relevant legal and regulatory processes.
With this step, an important process has been completed in the transactions initiated to gather public capital participation financial institutions under one roof. With this merger, it is aimed to increase the capacity and competitiveness of participation financial institutions and to increase their share in financial markets.
Türkiye Wealth Fund continues its efforts to contribute to the deepening of financial markets and the development of the participation finance ecosystem in line with its investment strategy.
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