SPK Decides to Delist 130 Funds of 7 Portfolio Companies from the Stock Exchange

The SPK announced a new decision to strengthen market regulations. The decision to delist a total of 130 funds belonging to 7 portfolio companies from the stock exchange was announced as part of the institution's investor protection efforts. The decision was taken in line with the SPK's goals of increasing market transparency and improving risk management. The specified funds were selected considering the investment strategies and risk profiles of the relevant portfolio companies. It was emphasized that the liquidation process will be carried out meticulously to avoid harming the investors of the relevant funds. This step aims to reinforce trust among capital market participants. The SPK stated that the obligations and capital adequacy to be fulfilled in place of the liquidated funds will be restructured. Market participants expect this regulatory change to support stability in the long term. Investors are advised to review their portfolios in light of these developments and to follow the SPK's official announcements. This is not investment advice.