
The regulator approved a change to Karsu Tekstil’s charter after a cash rights issue lifted its issued capital to 137,984,613.05 lira.
Karsu Tekstil said Turkey’s Capital Markets Board (SPK) approved an amendment to Article 6 of its charter, which covers capital. The approval came on October 12, after a cash rights issue increased the company’s issued capital to 137,984,613.05 lira from 35,100,498.42 lira.
The company said the increase was 102,884,114.63 lira. Shareholders could exercise their rights from August 3 to August 17, and unsold shares were canceled on August 21.
A rights issue creates new shares in exchange for cash, rather than distributing money to shareholders. The company’s disclosure does not specify another step following the SPK’s approval.
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