The Turkish dessert giant with over 400 branches has gone bankrupt.

The Turkish dessert giant with over 400 branches has gone bankrupt.

03.04.2026 17:25

The end of the road for the sweet giant Ekleristan, which has over 400 branches. The court has decided on the separate bankruptcy of Ekleristan and its affiliated companies.

Ekleristan, which operates in the food and beverage sector in Turkey and has over 400 branches, went bankrupt after experiencing financial difficulties. The Bursa 1st Commercial Court ruled for the company's bankruptcy by rejecting its concordat application.

BANKRUPTCY DECISION FOR THREE COMPANIES

The court separately evaluated the concordat requests of Ekleristan Food, as well as Cevizden Food and Snowland Transportation. As a result of the examination, it was decided that all three companies would be declared bankrupt as of April 1, 2026, at 15:02.

It was ruled that the bankruptcy process would be conducted through a simple liquidation procedure for all three companies. Additionally, it was decided that the bankruptcy decision would be reported to the Bursa Bankruptcy Directorate without delay.

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COMMISSIONER'S DUTY ENDED

The court terminated the duty of Commissioner Nesrin Beşe, who was serving during the concordat process. Along with this, all measures taken within the granted period to the plaintiffs were also lifted. A decision was made to transfer the bankruptcy advances to the relevant bankruptcy directorates.

OFFICIALLY ENDED ACTIVITIES

The decision in question was published in the Trade Registry Gazette, gaining official status. Following the registration of the rejection of the concordat period, the company's activities also came to an end.

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