Sabancı decided to increase the fund allocated for buybacks
Daily NewsSabancı Holding announced that it has decided to increase the TL 1.75 billion fund previously allocated for share buyback operations to a maximum of TL 3.25 billi...
Read MoreSabancı Holding announced that it has decided to increase the TL 1.75 billion fund previously allocated for share buyback operations to a maximum of TL 3.25 billi...
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