At a glance
Our coverage reflects where Turkish and cross-border transactions concentrate: infrastructure and energy, industry, financial services, and technology and services.
Concessions and long-life assets moving people and goods.
Airports · Ports · Logistics
Generation, fuels and the materials industry depends on.
Energy · Oil, gas and petroleum · Metals · Chemicals
Producers serving Turkey, Europe and the wider region.
Construction materials · Machinery and equipment · Defense and security · Pharmaceuticals
Regulated institutions and licensed operators.
Banks · Finance · Lottery
Digital infrastructure, real assets and service businesses.
Technology · Telecommunications · Real estate · Services
Sectors we cover
Why it matters
Sector multiples, margins and growth rates that make a valuation credible to the other side.
Knowing which buyers, investors and targets are active in a sector, at home and abroad.
Planning around the licences and approvals each sector requires, so that they do not delay closing.
Regulatory landscape
Many sector transactions in Turkey need regulatory approval before they can close. We build these steps into the timetable from the start, working with the client’s legal counsel.
Merger control clearance for transactions above the notification thresholds, in every sector.
Approvals for acquisitions of shares in banks and financial institutions.
Licensing in electricity, natural gas and petroleum markets, including changes of control.
Authorisations for telecommunications operators.
Rules for listed companies, public offerings and tender offers.
Tender processes for the sale of state-owned enterprises and assets.
Themes we follow
Renewables, grids and storage, and the repositioning of conventional generation.
Ports, airports and logistics assets changing hands or being extended.
European manufacturers moving production closer to home, and Turkish producers scaling to serve them.
Ownership changes and consolidation among banks and finance companies.
Data, connectivity and technology businesses attracting strategic and financial investors.