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  FORD OTOSAN COMPANY CHOICE / BACKGROUND On May 31, 1926, Vehbi Koç registered with the Ankara Chamber of Commerce under the name "Koçzade Ahmet Vehbi Ticarethanesi" and was subsequently elected as the Chairman of the Ankara Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. The story of Ford Otosan began with the opening of the first Ford agency to trade in automobiles in 1928. Ford Otosan is a Turkish automotive company founded in 1959. With an agreement signed in Cologne on 27 June 1997, Ford and Koç Holding equalized their shares. The decision came into effect after being approved by the Otosan Extraordinary General Assembly meeting on July 24, and thus Ford Otosan was born on this date. Both groups (41%, 41%, 18% publicly traded) had equal capital. Thus, Ford Otosan became a single and large company with its production, marketing, sales and after-sales services. Otosan produced Anadol brand vehicles between 1966 and 1984, and later produced Ford's Taunus...

KORDSA GENERAL INFORMATION   Kordsa Technical Textile was established on 17.08 1973. Manufacture of fabrics and industrial fabrics, which are in the structure of vehicle tire wheels and form the main skeleton, manufacture of industrial fabrics in the structure of rubber and plastic materials such as transmission belts, V-belts, rubber hoses, manufacture of heavy denier fiber and connection fabrics, all kinds of yarn into tire cord fabric, performs the conversion and marketing of cloths and other rubber reinforcement materials used in mechanical rubber goods. In addition, Kordsa manufactures nylon 6.6 heavy yarn for use in car tires and mechanical rubber products.   The company has a revenue performance based on foreign currency. It is a global company in the Industrial Textile sector. Despite being evaluated as a growth company, it has a dividend yield of over 2%. The Industrial Textile sector is a sector with future potential. Thanks to Turkey's geopolitical positio...

  Yapı Kredi Controlling Department Design Report Introduction Yapi Kredi Bank, Turkey's first privately-owned bank was founded in 1944 by Kazim Tashkent. In 2005, 51% of shares of Çukurova Holding, to which it is affiliated, were sold to Koç Financial Services by the holding due to its debts to the SDIF. In 2006, it merged with Koç bank, a member of Koç Holding and today serves in many countries of the world. In 2001, when the economic crisis experienced in Turkey that the banking sector serious crashes occurred. As in many banks, a control mechanism was established in Yapı Kredi bank. 49.99% of the bank to the Koç Group and 20% to the Italian bank UniCredit S.P.A. are belongs. The remaining 30.03% share is open to the public. The shares of the Bank, which are open to the public, are traded on Borsa Istanbul. I will report on Controlling. My data sources are from a collective meeting I had...