
The approval allows İş Faktoring to issue domestic debt instruments up to the ceiling, but the filing does not report any completed issuance.
Turkey’s Capital Markets Board (SPK) approved İş Faktoring’s application for a 15,150,000,000 lira nominal ceiling for domestic debt instruments, the company said in a KAP disclosure. The approval was dated October 7, 2026.
The ceiling covers instruments to be sold without a public offering, through allocation or sale to qualified investors. It remains valid until October 7, 2027.
The approval gives the company regulatory room to borrow by issuing debt, but it does not mean the instruments have been issued or that funds have been raised. The filing does not specify when or whether İş Faktoring plans to issue them.
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