It was exporting to more than 60 countries! The Turkish confectionery giant went bankrupt.

It was exporting to more than 60 countries! The Turkish confectionery giant went bankrupt.

16.10.2026 00:00

Lolliboni Gıda Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş., which exports confectionery from Turkey to more than 60 countries, has gone bankrupt. A new stage has been reached in the bankruptcy process of the company, known for its confectionery products with toys. Bakırköy 1st Enforcement Office has opened for examination the supplementary ranking schedule prepared after the evaluation of receivable and entitlement claims. Objection periods of 7 and 15 days have begun for creditors.

Lolliboni Food Industry and Trade Inc., which exports confectionery to more than 60 countries, went bankrupt. The new development regarding the bankruptcy of the company, which delivers the products it produces in Turkey to international markets, came to light with the official announcement of the Bakırköy 1st Enforcement Office.

TURKISH CONFECTIONERY GIANT GOES BANKRUPT

Lolliboni Food Industry and Trade Inc., one of the companies operating in Turkey's confectionery sector and known for its foreign sales, has joined the ranks of bankrupt companies. The company, known especially for its toy confectionery products, was delivering its production in Turkey to many countries. The bankruptcy of Lolliboni Food, which exports to more than 60 countries, also brought a new legal process affecting the company's creditors. With the announcement published by the Bakırköy 1st Enforcement Office, details of the final transactions in the bankruptcy file were disclosed.

WAS SENDING PRODUCTS TO MORE THAN 60 COUNTRIES

Lolliboni Food was among the companies delivering the confectionery it produced in Turkey to international markets. Toy confectionery products stood out in particular in the company's activities. Thanks to its wide export network, the company sent products to more than 60 countries and was known for its foreign sales. However, despite its activities in international markets, it was announced by official notice that the company had gone bankrupt. 

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED ON OCTOBER 14

The latest development in Lolliboni Food's bankruptcy process came to light with the supplementary schedule of creditors announcement dated October 14, 2026, from the Bakırköy 1st Enforcement Office. The announcement stated that the assessment of receivable and entitlement claims against the company had been completed. The schedule of creditors prepared after these assessments was made available for review by interested parties. The process is being conducted under bankruptcy file number 2024/1. The basis for the official announcement is the decision dated October 9, 2026.

15-DAY PERIOD FOR CREDITORS

Important periods concerning creditors' rights in the bankruptcy process were also announced. According to the announcement by the Bakırköy 1st Enforcement Office, persons whose claims are partially or fully rejected must file a lawsuit within 15 days. These persons may bring their objections regarding the basis or amount of their claims to the commercial court at the place where the bankruptcy decision was issued. Thus, parties objecting to the assessment of their claims may resort to legal remedies within the specified period.

7 DAYS TO OBJECT TO THE SCHEDULE OF CREDITORS

In the announcement, different periods were stipulated for objections regarding the amount or existence of the claim and for objections regarding its position in the schedule of creditors. For those who wish to object only to the place of their claim in the schedule of creditors, the period was set at 7 days. Therefore, creditors must review the published schedule and submit their applications within the relevant periods.

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