Citizens of Azerbaijan Created 99 Companies in Turkey
In January-June 2015, 99 companies with Azerbaijani capital were founded in Turkey, including 25 joint-stock companies, according to the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOOB).
Participation of Azerbaijani investors in the capital of JSCs created in H1 is 78.8% (6 million 822.6 thousand TL). Azerbaijani entrepreneurs invested 5 million 254.6 thousand TL in the capital of 74 companies with limited liability.
16.4 million TL was invested in the constituent capital of the companies with participation of Azerbaijani entrepreneurs created in Turkey this year.
Investors invest mainly in trade, catering, tourism, transport and so on services.
In Turkey, unlike Azerbaijan, the State Register data on commercial entities are not hidden from the public and anyone can read them via various search options (registration number, company name, name and surname of the current or former founder or member of the governing body, etc. .) -----08B
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