Peker Gayrimenkul Rebrands Subsidiary to Tera Beykoz, Boosts Capital to 10 Million TL

Peker Gayrimenkul has initiated a comprehensive restructuring of its wholly-owned subsidiary to bolster its real estate portfolio and corporate assets, rebranding the entity as Tera Beykoz Real Estate Investment A.Ş. and elevating its capital to 10 million TL through reserves.

Strategic Reorientation in Beykoz Axis

The company's trade title was updated via the Istanbul Trade Registry Directorate, with the change leaving Peker Gayrimenkul’s %100 ownership stake intact, thereby preserving the controlling structure without altering the partnership layout. The title change and registration processes were officially finalized in the Turkish Trade Registry Gazette dated July 10, 2026.

■The subsidiary, formerly known as Sözinv Danışmanlık A.Ş., will operate under its new identity, Tera Beykoz Gayrimenkul A.Ş.

■The 2nd article of the articles of association was amended to update the corporate identity.

■No changes occurred in the partnership structure, with management and control remaining entirely with the parent company.

Capital Reinforcement via Internal Resources

The capital increase of 9.95 million TL, executed by utilizing "Extraordinary Reserves" from financial statements, aims to strengthen the company's equity base without disrupting cash flow. Conducted under the framework of the Vernacular Procedure Law No. 213, this move seeks to place the liability side of the balance sheet on a more solid foundation.

■Capital was increased by 9.95 million TL, reaching a total of 10 million TL.

■The increase amount was covered from reserve funds without requiring cash inflow.

■Registration and announcement processes were completed simultaneously with the title change.

From the perspective of commercial lending and balance sheet management, the "capital increase from internal resources" model, which requires no cash inflow, is a classic yet highly effective banking maneuver to improve financial ratios and enhance borrowing capacity. The Tera Beykoz transformation should be interpreted as a reflection of the parent company's strategy to focus on regional investments.