Halkbank Applies to the Capital Markets Board for Capital Increase
The bank's official application process to increase its issued capital and realize a secondary public offering has been shared with the public.
Halkbank announced that it made an official application to the Capital Markets Board on August 27, 2026, with the aim of increasing its issued capital and executing a secondary public offering.
Board of Directors Decision and CMB Application
In statements made by Halkbank on the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP), it was reported that an application was made to the CMB on August 27, 2026, regarding the secondary public offering planned to be carried out in line with the Board of Directors' decision dated August 7, 2026.
Capital Increase and Method of Sale of Shares
Within the scope of the capital increase, the bank's current issued capital of 7 billion 184 million 778 thousand 41.963 liras is planned to be increased by 1 billion 796 million 194 thousand 510.491 liras to 8 billion 980 million 972 thousand 552.454 liras.
It is foreseen that the shares representing the increased capital will be offered for sale on the stock exchange through a public offering method without exercising the pre-emptive rights of existing shareholders. Dematerialized and registered HALKB shares will be issued in the capital increase.
Prospectus and Investor Information
In another statement published by the bank on KAP, it was stated that the prospectus regarding the secondary public offering was submitted for the approval of the CMB. It was noted that the prospectus submitted for review was also published in the Investor Relations Section on Halkbank's website.
Fund Usage Report and Process Details
Halkbank also published its report regarding the use of funds to be obtained as a result of the capital increase on KAP. In the statement, it was expressed that the report in question was prepared in accordance with Article 33 of the Capital Markets Board's Communiqué on Shares numbered VII-128.1.
Thus, Halkbank has simultaneously shared with the public the capital increase application regarding the secondary public offering process, the prospectus submitted for CMB approval, and the report regarding the use of funds to be provided from the capital increase.