SPK Closes Trading of Funds of Seven Portfolio Companies Including Pusula and Tera

On September 17, 2026, the Turkish Securities and Exchange Commission (SPK) announced that the trading of funds belonging to seven portfolio companies—among them Pusula and Tera—has been halted. The announcement stated that the affected funds will be removed from trading platforms and that investors must cease all buy and sell transactions involving these funds. The suspension eliminates investors’ ability to sell existing holdings or acquire new shares in the affected funds. SPK described the measure as a risk‑management and investor‑protection step taken within its regulatory oversight framework. It signals a review of the companies’ compliance with capital market rules. Investors are advised to monitor the status of these funds and any potential reopening dates by contacting their brokerage firms. The SPK did not provide a specific date for the funds to resume trading, but it indicated that investors will be notified once the process is complete. This development is viewed as part of the regulator’s efforts to safeguard the financial health of portfolio companies and maintain investor confidence. Investors are encouraged to closely follow such regulatory decisions and adjust their portfolios accordingly. This is not investment advice.