Some brands are completely like that Some brands own some shares By selling to foreign companies, domestic goods have now left the country’s commodity category.
Although the reasons vary, most of the brands we use and proudly refer to are Turkish brands. in the portfolio of foreign companies We see it happening.
You can also check out the first part of this content:
İçim and Dost, which we often see on our tables, are now French.

Ak Gıda, which produces the İçim and Dost brands in 2015, majority shares It was sold to the French food company Lactalis.
Source: AkGıda, Bloomberg
What about our olive oil? The situation is not much different for them either…

With the brands Komili, Kırlangıç ​​​​and Sezai Ömer Madra, Staple foodwas acquired by the American Royal Bunge in 2016.
Source: Bunge, Hürriyet, Bloomberg
Filiz, on the other hand, became fully owned by Italian pasta giant Barilla, with the sale of the remaining shares in 2003.

Source: Barilla, Filiz, Hürriyet
Bizim Mutfak is no longer our brand, but the Japanese brand.

Örgen Gıda, which came under the umbrella of Yıldız Holding in 2002, which also owns brands such as Ülker, and the Bizim Mutfak brand, produced under Örgen Gıda, are owned by Örgen Gıda. from everyone It became a Japanese brand when it was sold to Japan’s Ajinomoto in 2016.
Source: Bizim Mutfak, Hürriyet
Hobby, Indian brand; Silk became a French brand.

Hobby is an India-based company, founded in 2010. to Daburİpek’se was founded in 2007 and is based in France. to L’Oréal sold.
Source: Hürriyet, Hobby, Hürriyet
Canbebe was sold to the Belgian Ontex in 2000.

Ontex, an American company, was founded in 2010. Goldman Sachs Capital Partners and Texas Pacific Group was bought by.
Source: Ontex, Sabah
MNG Cargo was recently sold to Germany-based DHL Group.

DemirDöküm, to the Germans; Baymak was sold to the Dutch.

Demir Döküm’s 72.56% The shares were sold to the Germany-based Vaillant Group in 2007.
Baymak, which previously sold its 50% shares to Netherlands-based BDR Thermea, sold the remaining shares to the same company in 2013. Very Baymak It became the property of BDR Thermea.
Source: DemirDöküm, Hürriyet, Baymak, Hürriyet
75% of Mutlu Akü’s shares were sold to the Netherlands-based Metair.

Source: Mutlu Battery, Hürriyet
What about our banks? They are also under the auspices of foreign companies…

Finansbank, part of whose shares were sold to Greece-based NBG in 2006, 99.8% shares in 2013 Train was acquired by the established QNB group.
Start buying shares of Garanti Bank since 2012 Spain BBVA, based in Garanti BBVA, will acquire shares of Garanti BBVA in 2022. 85.97%He became possessed.
DenizBank, which has changed hands three times between foreign companies since 2006, Dubai, United Arab Emirates) based Emirates NBD was bought by.
Source: QNB Finansbank, NTV, Garanti BBVA, NTV, Euronews
Let’s conclude the second part of our compilation of Turkish brands sold. Of course, you can guess that these are our brands under the auspices of foreign companies. a few.
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