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ARTICLE · 07 APRIL 2004

Memorandum Regarding Mergers of Joint Stock Companies

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).

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Vural Günal
Vural Günal

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. SUBJECT

II. PROVISIONS OF TURKISH COMMERCIAL CODE

1. Merger By Way of Acquisition

1.1. Call to Creditors

1.2. Separate Management of Assets

1.3. Joint and Several Liabilities

1.4. Court with Jurisdiction Remains Unchanged

1.5. Priority of Creditors of Dissolved Companies

1.6. Validity of Merger of Assets

1.7. Registration of Dissolution

1.8. Delivery of Shares

2. Incorporation of a New Company

2.1. Issues to be Determined in Merger Agreement

2.2. Consent of General Assembly

2.3. Registration of New Company

2.4. Delivery of New Shares

3. Other Common Provisions

III. MERGERS OF PUBLIC JOINT STOCK COMPANIES

1. Provisions of the Law

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