Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102, in principle, TCC provides that registered shares may be transferred without being subject to any restrictions.

The TCB, on the other hand, launched a preliminary inquiry to enforce the annulment decision.

The reasoned decision of the Turkish Competition Board ("TCB" or the "Board") dated 05.01.2023 no. 23-01/6-5 regarding

"Leveraged buy-out" is one of the most preferred methods in company acquisitions, especially by acquiring companies, due to its various financial advantages.

On 26.10.2022, Ankara Regional Administrative Court's 8th Administrative Chamber ("Regional Court") revoked one of the most significant annulment decisions of Ankara Administrative Courts...

Following the introduction of the Communiqué No. 2022/2, the Board published a couple of decisions, where the Board examined the acquisition of technology undertaking under the newly amended Article 7.

Turkish Competition Board (the "TCB") decided to conclude with settlement the investigation related to resale price maintenance ("RPM") practices of Miele Elektrikli Aletler Dış Ticaret ve Pazarlama Ltd. Şti. ("Miele") through its decision no. 22-51/753-312 dated 10.11.2022.

The Turkish Competition Board ("Board") recently published its Taxim/Doğanay decision where it overruled its case handlers' monetary fine suggestion for gun-jumping.

On February 16, 2022; Ankara 3rd Administrative Court annulled the Turkish Competition Board's decision dated 02.07.2020 with no. 20-32/397-179, in which administrative monetary fines were imposed on several international banks ...

Ordinary partnerships are gaining popularity in Turkey over the past decade; especially due to the rapid increase in necessity of joint ventures being the best course of action for companies intending to cooperate for tenders ...

In competition law, agreements between undertakings, which are at different levels of the supply chain, are classified as vertical agreements.

Transactions meeting the criteria set out under Turkish merger control legislation are subject to mandatory notification to the Turkish Competition Authority and may not be implemented prior to receiving the clearance of the Turkish Competition Board.

In its reasoned decision dated 16.01.2025 with number 25-02/72-40 on Meram Elektrik Dağıtım A.Ş. ("Medaş"), the Turkish Competition Board (the "TCB") has examined the alleged infringement by Medaş of Article 6 of the Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition (the "Law No. 4054").

The Turkish Competition Board's recently published Modanisa/Sefamerve decision (25.11.2021, 21-57/789-389) constitutes an important precedent revealing its current approach towards search engine dynamics …

Maritime services are closely followed up by the Turkish Competition Board in the recent years and the Zeyport case is a good example for this matter.

Er Piliç filed a second-degree appeal against the decision of the regional administrative court and accordingly, the 13th Chamber of the Council of State addressed the file.

Requests for information are an indispensable source for the Board while conducting preliminary inquiries, investigations, examinations or final examinations.

The Turkish Competition Board's (the "TCB" or the "Board") reasoned decision dated 21.09.2023 no. 23-45/840-296 ("Boylular Beton Decision")...

The distinction between competition law and unfair competition law as two disciplines of law is an issue that causes confusion among market actors unfamiliar with the theory as well as divergence of opinions among scholars and the legal community...

The Turkish Competition Board has recently published four decisions where it decided to impose administrative monetary fines of five in thousands of the annual turnover of the relevant undertaking for hindering/obstructing the on-site inspection ...