SPK Approves Mega Capital Increases for 3 Companies: Smart Money Signals?
Sermaye Piyasası Kurulu (SPK), 13 Ağustos 2026 tarihli haftalık bülteninde **Akfen**, **SDT** ve **Orge**’nin bedelsiz sermaye artırımlarını onayladı.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) approved bedelsiz capital increases for Akfen, SDT, and Orge in its August 13, 2026 weekly bulletin. Akfen’s capital will rise by 3.182 billion TL to 3.819 billion TL, while SDT’s capital will increase by 580 million TL to 638 million TL. Orge will see a 320 million TL increase to 400 million TL. All increases are funded internally. Akfen will increase its capital by 500%, SDT by 1,000%, and Orge by 400%. These moves suggest the companies are strengthening their financial resilience. Markets are interpreting these increases as a strategic move to support growth plans. To trace the path of smart money, analyzing AKD (Aracı Kurum Dağıtımları) and dark pool data for these companies could reveal how these increases might impact market behavior.
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