Sixty Companies with Azerbaijani Capital Set up in Turkey This Year
In January-April 2015, 60 companies, including 16 joint-stock companies, with the participation of the Azerbaijani capital were founded in Turkey, according to the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey.
Participation of Azerbaijani investors in the capital of the joint stock companies created for the period is 76.5% (4,391,500 Turkish Liras). In the capital of limited liability companies Azerbaijani entrepreneurs invested 3,392,000 Liras.
Investors invest mainly in trade, catering, tourism, transport and so forth services. ----08B
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