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ARTICLE · 23 OCTOBER 2014

Voluntary Tender Offer Rules Under New Communiqué

Kolcuoğlu Demirkan Koçaklı Attorneys at Law
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Voluntary tender offers are regulated by the Communiqué on Tender Offers issued by the Capital Markets Board in accordance with the Capital Markets Law.

TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

Voluntary tender offers (VTOs) are regulated by the Communiqué on Tender Offers1 issued by the Capital Markets Board (MB) in accordance with the Capital Markets Law2. The communiqué entered into force on January 23 2014 and regulates the principles applicable to mandatory tender offers and VTOs in public companies.

VTO process

A VTO can be launched for the acquisition of all or part of a public company's shares. However, if a partial VTO results in the acquisition of 'management control'3 over the target, the offeror must make a mandatory tender offer for the target's remaining shares. On the other hand, if management control is acquired following a VTO made for all shares in the public company, a mandatory tender offer is not needed.

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