04.02.2026 18:51
HES Kablo, which is considered the largest company in Anatolia, has officially changed hands. As a result of the auction conducted by the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF), the company was purchased by Nakkaş Holding. Established in 1974, HES Kablo, based in Kayseri, is described as a pioneer in the production of energy and industrial cables.
HES Kablo, based in Kayseri and regarded as the largest company in Anatolia, has changed hands.
NEW OWNER REVEALED
As a result of the tender conducted by the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF), HES Kablo has been purchased by Nakkaş Holding.
ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL CABLE PRODUCTION
According to a statement from Nakkaş Holding, the company aims to further strengthen the balanced and complementary structure it has created in different sectors with this acquisition. The holding, which carries out its activities in the field of renewable energy under the SAVES brand both domestically and internationally, generates electricity through hydroelectric (HES) and solar energy (GES) projects, and is also active in the construction sector with Turkish Ytong in the production of building materials. HES Kablo, which has production experience since its establishment in 1974, completes the holding's inter-sectoral compatibility approach with its structure in energy and industrial cable production.
"WITH THIS STEP, NAKKAŞ HOLDING AIMS TO MAKE A GREATER CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATIONAL ECONOMY"
In the statement, Nakkaş Holding Board Member Fethi Hinginar expressed that the inclusion of HES Kablo in the group is an important complement to their approaches ranging from energy production to infrastructure. Hinginar stated, "This structure, supported by HES Kablo's production power, is a step that embodies our holding's understanding of sustainable growth. With this step, Nakkaş Holding aims to further solidify the structure it has created in the fields it operates while contributing more significantly to the national economy through the added value created in the industry, energy, and infrastructure sectors."