29.03.2026 08:40
The wafer giant Master Choco Gıda, operating in Bursa with a daily production capacity of 12 tons, could not overcome the economic bottleneck it faced. The company, whose request for concordat was rejected, went bankrupt. While the court lifted all measures on the company, no bankruptcy decision was made for Master Bronz, which is in the same group.
Master Choco Food, which operates in Bursa and stands out with its high production capacity, could not get out of the concordat process it applied for due to economic difficulties. The court ruled for the company's bankruptcy and lifted all measures. It was decided that the bankruptcy conditions did not exist for Master Bronz, which is in the same group.
CONCORDAT APPLICATION REJECTED
The concordat application made by Master Choco Food, established in Bursa in 2018 to overcome its financial bottleneck, was evaluated by the Bursa 1st Commercial Court of First Instance. The court rejected the concordat request, concluding that the company could not recover its financial structure, and ruled for the company's bankruptcy. With this decision, the powers of the concordat commissioner who served throughout the process were terminated.
ALL MEASURES LIFTED
The court panel lifted all legal and financial measures imposed on the company following the bankruptcy decision. Thus, the temporary protection process conducted for Master Choco Food has completely ended.
MASTER BRONZ ESCAPED BANKRUPTCY
A different decision was made for Master Bronz, one of the group companies examined in the same case. It was determined in the evaluation that this company did not meet the bankruptcy conditions and was ruled that it could continue its operations.
HAD A DAILY PRODUCTION CAPACITY OF 12 TONS
Entering the sector with wafer production, Master Choco Food operated in an approximately 2,000 square meter production area. It was known that the company stood out with a production capacity reaching 12 tons daily before its bankruptcy. Unable to continue its operations due to the economic crisis, the company locked its doors at the end of the process.