09.01.2026 08:10
A critical phase has been reached in the concordat process of the fast-food chain Ekrem Coşkun Döner, which has over 250 branches across Turkey. Following the court's decision on the extension, a 15-day notification period for creditors with claims against the company has officially begun.
The fast-food chain Ekrem Coşkun Döner, which operates with a widespread branch network across Turkey, has reached an important stage in the concordat process concerning creditors. A three-month temporary injunction decision had previously been issued regarding the company by the Konya 3rd Commercial Court, and a concordat commissioner had been appointed to oversee the process.
OFFICIAL INVITATION ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED
The appointed concordat commissioner published the official invitation announcement concerning individuals and institutions that are creditors of the company. The announcement stated that creditors are required to register their receivables within the specified period.
RECEIVABLES TO BE NOTIFIED WITHIN 15 DAYS
According to the announcement made by the commissioner, all real and legal persons with receivables from Ekrem Coşkun Gıda Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. are required to notify their receivables within 15 days from the date the announcement was published. It was stated that notifications could be made in person, through representatives holding notarized power of attorney, and that applications could also be made via registered mail with return receipt.
WARNINGS FOR CREDITORS WERE ALSO INCLUDED
The announcement included notable warnings for creditors who miss the notification deadline. Accordingly, only those whose receivables are recorded in the company’s balance sheet will be accepted to the concordat meeting based solely on that amount. Creditors who are not listed in the balance sheet and do not notify within the specified time will not be allowed to participate in the concordat meeting and will not be considered in the calculation of the receivable ratio.
It was emphasized that those who will notify their receivables must declare them in detail under Article 299 of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004. In this context, it was requested that the principal and its accessories of the receivable amounts be shown separately, and that the maturity information and whether the receivable is secured be clearly stated. It was expressed that foreign currency receivables should be calculated based on the exchange rate as of the temporary injunction date of June 17, 2025. For receivables with interest, it was noted that a certified copy of the calculation table up to the final injunction date of November 7, 2025, must be submitted. The announcement also warned that notifications that are not calculated properly or made with incomplete documents will be considered invalid.