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ARTICLE · 16 MARCH 2023

Legal Expert Report On IPO Processes

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A public offering is defined as the offering of capital market instruments of a joint stock company to persons other than the shareholders of the company for the purpose of becoming a shareholder ...

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Suyum Bige Tilkici
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WHAT IS AN IPO?

A public offering (IPO) is defined as the offering of capital market instruments of a joint stock company to persons other than the shareholders of the company for the purpose of becoming a shareholder of the company. The Capital Markets Law No. 6362 ("Law No. 6362") regulates the procedures and rules required for joint stock companies to offer their capital market instruments to the public or to make them available for trading on the stock exchange. Public offerings are considered as a model that requires long and detailed planning processes for companies, where valuation processes are carried out strictly, and as a result, companies obtain financing for themselves. Investors who will participate in the public offering process of companies have the right to obtain complete and accurate information in this process and have access to the necessary documents to be prepared in accordance with the capital markets legislation on capital

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