Company Changes in the BIST 100 Index: Which Companies Were Removed and Which Added?

The BIST 100 index represents Turkey’s most liquid and largest companies. It is revised twice a year, with constituent companies selected based on market capitalization, trading volume, liquidity, and sector representation. In the latest revision, certain companies were removed from the index while new ones were added. These changes directly affect the index’s total market value and risk profile. Typically, removed firms exhibit low trading volume or liquidity issues, whereas added firms demonstrate strong growth potential and robust sector representation. For investors, such adjustments provide an opportunity to reassess portfolio allocations. Shifts in the index’s risk‑return characteristics may necessitate strategy adjustments aligned with individual risk tolerance. A detailed list of the companies added and removed, along with explanatory notes, is available in the source publication. Investors are advised to evaluate index changes within the context of their own financial analysis and risk assessment, and to seek professional financial advice before making any investment decisions. This is not investment advice.