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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2025

A Quick Guide To Capital Increase By Internal Sources

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This guide explains how Limited Liability Companies in Türkiye can strengthen their capital by reallocating internal resources, outlining eligible sources, legal protections for shareholders...

TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

This guide explains how Limited Liability Companies in Türkiye can strengthen their capital by reallocating internal resources, outlining eligible sources, legal protections for shareholders, and procedural steps under the Turkish Commercial Code.

Introduction

The capital of a company represents the shareholders' obligation to contribute specific, monetary-valued assets to the business. It forms the financial foundation necessary for both establishment and continuity. Companies may increase capital to fund growth, improve financial credibility, or meet the minimum capital requirements under the Turkish Commercial Code ("TCC").

Capital increases can be made through:

  • External sources (e.g. new cash or in-kind contributions), or

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