Goldman Sachs' share in two Turkish companies exceeded 3 percent
Original headlineGoldman Sachs'ın iki Türk şirketindeki payı yüzde 3'ü aştı
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Goldman Sachs has raised its indirect stakes in two Istanbul-listed companies above the 3% disclosure threshold, reaching 3.01% in Alarko Holding and 3.07% in TAV Havalimanları Holding. The US investment bank crossed the level that triggers public notification under Turkish capital markets rules. The move signals continued foreign institutional interest in Turkish equities, particularly in industrials and airport operations. Investors will watch whether Goldman continues building positions or whether the stakes reflect client-driven flows rather than proprietary bets.
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Goldman Sachs (GS), Alarko Holding, TAV Havalimanları Holding, Borsa İstanbul
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