Approval for capital increase of 10 companies from the Capital Markets Board, access restriction to 77 websites.

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According to the SPK weekly bulletin, the Board approved Sasa Polyester's 535.5 million lira capital increase with a private placement.

APPROVED CAPITAL INCREASES FOR 10 COMPANIES

The capital increases of Oyak Cement amounting to 3.6 billion lira, Europen Industry's 1.3 billion lira, Alkim Paper's 551.2 million lira, Alkim Alkali Chemical's 150 million lira, Körfez Real Estate Investment Trust's 264 million lira, Martı Real Estate Investment Trust's 714.7 million lira, Peker Real Estate Investment Trust's 1.8 billion lira, Sinpaş Real Estate Investment Trust's 2.5 billion lira, and CW Energy's 876.2 million lira free capital increase were approved.

The Board approved the debt instrument issuance applications of Türk Telekomünikasyon amounting to 7.5 billion lira, Inveo Investment Holding's 1 billion lira, Birikim Asset Management's 1.5 billion lira, Q Investment Bank's 1.4 billion lira, QNB Investment Securities' 4 billion lira, Oyak Investment Securities' 20 billion lira, İş Financial Leasing's 10 billion lira, Yıldızlar Construction's 500 million lira, Adel Kalemcilik's 1.2 billion lira, Koç Fiat Credit Financing's 660 million lira, Parafinans Factoring's 305 million lira, and Turkcell Communication Services' 1 billion dollar borrowing instrument issuance application.

ACCESS BLOCK ON 77 WEBSITES

SPK approved the applications for the issuance of lease certificates and VDMK of Pasha Investment Bank amounting to 1 billion 250 million lira, TF Asset Leasing's 15 billion lira, Emlak Asset Leasing's 3 billion 250 million lira, and AB Sukuk Asset Leasing's 50 million lira. The establishment of Allianz Life and Pension's pension investment fund was permitted.

The Board imposed an administrative fine of 2.3 million lira on 3 individuals and 1 legal entity, while a criminal complaint was filed against 1 individual.

Legal actions were decided to be taken in accordance with the fourth paragraph of Article 99 of the Capital Markets Law to block access to 77 websites identified as facilitating leveraged transactions abroad for individuals residing in Turkey.