Turkey: Corporate and Company Law

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Second-Stage Reform On The Turkish Merger Control Regime: From Communiqué To Guidelines
In February 2026 the Turkish Competition Authority (“TCA”) substantially overhauled Communiqué No. 2010/4 concerning mergers and acquisitions requiring the approval of the Competition Board, raising the turnover thresholds, redefining the concept of “transaction party”, recalibrating the technology-undertakings exception, and codifying coordination-risk review for full-function joint ventures.
Turkey Anti-trust
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Balcioglu Selçuk Eymirlioglu Ardiyok Keki Attorney Partnership
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Yönetim Kurulu Kararlarında Gündeme Bağlılık İlkesi
Gündeme bağlılık ilkesi, Türk hukukunda Türk Ticaret Kanunu m.413’te genel kurul toplantıları için açıkça öngörülmüşken, yönetim kurulu toplantıları için Kanun’da bu yönde açık bir düzenleme bulunmamaktadır. Bu sebeple, yargı kararları arasında yönetim kurulu toplantılarında gündeme bağlılık ilkesinin esas alınıp alınmayacağı konusunda görüş farklılıkları ortaya çıkmıştır.
Turkey Commercial
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Egemenoglu
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The Principle Of Agenda Adherence In Board Of Directors Resolutions
While the principle of agenda adherence is expressly stipulated under Article 413 of the Turkish Commercial Code with respect to general assembly meetings, the Code does not contain an explicit provision to the same effect for meetings of the board of directors. For this reason, divergent views have emerged in judicial decisions as to whether the principle of agenda adherence should be applied to board of directors’ meetings.
Turkey Commercial
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Egemenoglu
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Capital Maintenance After Incorporation: The Two-Year Rule Under Article 356 Of The TCC
Article 356 of the Turkish Commercial Code (“TCC”) introduces specific restrictions on certain acquisition and lease transactions carried out by joint stock companies within the first two years following their incorporation. The primary purpose of this provision is to safeguard the company’s share capital, which constitutes a fundamental guarantee for creditors
Turkey Commercial
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ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law
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