Dividend Proposals and Bonus Shares: General Assembly Agenda of Seven BIST 100 Companies

Today, seven companies that sit atop the BIST 100 index will capture investors' attention with dividend and capital increase decisions.

Dividend Highlights

■Turk Altin Isletmeleri A.Ş. (TRALT) proposes 1,601,250,000 TRY gross and 1,361,062,500 TRY net cash dividends; 0.50 TRY gross and 0.425 TRY net per share.

■West Aegean Real Estate Investment Partnership A.Ş. (BEGYO) will distribute 100,000,000 TRY in cash dividends; 0.1226992 TRY gross and net per share. Payments will be made in five installments.

Bonus Shares and Capital Structure

■Tera Investment Technology Holding A.Ş. (TEHOL) plans to allocate its 1,755,376,958.27 TRY net distributable profit as bonus shares, representing 87.95178% of existing capital.

■Upon approval, TEHOL aims for a 1,995,840,000 TRY (100%) bonus capital increase by adding other equity items.

Companies Opting Out of Dividends

■Tr Anadolu Metal Mining Enterprises A.Ş. (TRMET) will roll the 2025 profit into retained earnings, issuing no cash dividend.

■Park Electricity Production Mining Industry and Trade A.Ş. (PRKME) reports a TFRS net loss of 229,850,443 TRY, thus no dividend; statutory profit will be transferred to retained earnings.

■Saray Printing Paper Stationery Trade and Industry A.Ş. (SAMAT) will not distribute cash or bonus shares.

■Tr Natural Energy Resources Research and Production A.Ş. (TRENJ) will transfer its 2025 profit to retained earnings, with no dividend payout.

Timeline and Market Implications

■TRALT: Ordinary General Assembly at 08:30.

■TEHOL: Ordinary General Assembly at 11:00.

■TRMET: Ordinary General Assembly at 11:30.

■BEGYO: Ordinary General Assembly at 14:00.

■PRKME, SAMAT, TRMET, TRENJ: Same day at 14:00 and 15:00.

Caner Yılmaz – BIST 100 Technical and Quantitative Analysis Director: Dividend‑paying firms typically see short‑term liquidity boosts, while TEHOL’s bonus‑share issuance could heighten supply pressure on the stock. Companies foregoing payouts are focusing on cash‑flow preservation and debt management, signaling sectoral rotation within the BIST 100.