Baku / 09.09.17 / Turan: Eighty-five companies with the participation of Azerbaijani capital were established in Turkey from January to August 2017. Last year, Azerbaijani citizens were more active in Turkey and entered the capital of 106 joint-stock companies and limited liability companies.
According to the Association of Chambers and Exchanges of Turkey, the aggregate capital of the companies established with the participation of Azerbaijan this year has been 14.4 million Turkish liras. This is about 2 times less than last year. The citizens of Azerbaijan own 95% of the shares in these companies. -----08B
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