
The company said it paid investors on the maturity date for a 35-day structured borrowing instrument linked to YKBNK shares.
AK Yatırım Menkul Değerler said it completed repayment of a structured borrowing instrument with a nominal value of 5 million lira on its October 12 maturity date. The company reported that payment was made to investor accounts that day.
The 35-day instrument, linked to YKBNK shares, began on September 7 and was sold to qualified investors. It was not traded on an exchange, according to the KAP filing.
The repayment settles this specific borrowing with investors. It is a debt payment, not a dividend to the company’s shareholders.
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