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Turkey's Capital Markets Board has introduced new priority criteria for initial public offering applications, allowing certain companies to bypass standard application queues. Companies meeting specific requirements related to regional presence, government ownership, or substantial market value can now request expedited processing of their IPO applications.

Borsa İstanbul ("BİST"), 1 Ekim 2020 tarihinden itibaren geçerli olmak üzere pay piyasası pazar yapılanması, pazarlardaki işlem görme esasları ve pazarlar arası geçiş kriterleri ve kotasyon şartlar

Borsa İstanbul ("BIST") made amendments in the market structure of the equity market, trading principles, transfers between markets and listing criteria effective from 1 October 2020

Accelerated bookbuilds compress months of securities regulation into hours, activating Turkish disclosure rules, UK/EU market-abuse regimes, and U.S. private-placement frameworks simultaneously.

Turkey's Capital Markets Board has introduced a comprehensive new framework for calculating free float ratios of publicly traded companies on Borsa Istanbul. The regulation establishes detailed criteria for determining which shareholdings should be excluded from free float calculations, including direct and indirect ownership structures through funds and other listed companies.

Turkey's Capital Markets Board has introduced significant changes to block trade regulations and IPO prioritization procedures. New thresholds now apply to share transfers based on free float ratios, while certain companies can fast-track their public offering applications through specific qualifying criteria.

Halka arz süreçlerinde yatırımcı güveninin korunması ve pay fiyatlarının istikrarı için kullanılan satmama taahhütleri (lock-up agreements), ihraççı ve mevcut pay sahiplerinin belirli bir süre boyunca paylarını satmamayı taahhüt etmeleri anlamına gelir. Bu mekanizma, halka arz sonrasında piyasaya ani pay arzının önüne geçerek arz-talep dengesini korumayı ve fiyat i

Joint stock companies, under the Turkish Commercial Code (TCC), may either merge and operate as a new joint stock company or may acquire one or more other joint stock company or companies and merge all such acquired companies under a single existing joint stock company. In addition to the TCC, provisions of communiqués issued and effectuated by the Capital Markets Board (CMB) provide further criteria for mergers and acquisitions of public joint stock companies (PJSC).

Son dönemde şirketlerin özellikle kaynak sıkıntısı yaşadığını dile getiren Mazars-Denge Gaziantep Şirket Sorumlusu Yeminli Mali Müşavir Mehmet Kalkınoğlu, özellikle Gaziantepli şirketlerin borçlanma gibi yanlış bir strateji ile büyüme yoluna gittiğine dikkat çekti ve çözüm olarak halka arzı işaret etti.