Sabancı in History

Hacı Ömer Sabancı was born in the Akçakaya village of Kayseri.

Hacı Ömer Sabancı laid the foundations of the Sabancı Group in Adana.

Çırçır Plant Hacı Ömer Sabancı became a shareholder.

Yağsa Hacı Ömer Sabancı became a shareholder in a vegetable oil plant, known as Türk Nebati Yağlar Fabrikasi.

Marsa - Hacı Ömer Sabancı acquired a second vegetable oil plant.

Akbank Hacı Ömer Sabancı founded the Bank as a shareholder.

Mısırlı Farm Hacı Ömer Sabancı acquired his first farm of 1,000 hectares in Çukurova-Ceyhan (sold in 2001).

Bossa Flour Hacı Ömer Sabancı set up a flour and cotton ginning mill.

Bossa Textiles Hacı Ömer Sabancı made new investments in Bossa.

Çırık Farm Hacı Ömer Sabancı acquired his second farm of 650 hectares in Adana-Yureğir. (sold in 2002)

Oralitsa Construction Materials Trading Ltd. (liquidated in 1998) was founded.

Madama Farm Hacı Ömer Sabancı acquired his third farm of 300 hectares in Çukurova near Tarsus. (sold in 2002)

Sapeksa Textiles and Soil Products Manufacturing and Trading Inc. was founded.

Aksigorta Insurance Company was founded.

Şakir Paşa Farm Hacı Ömer Sabancı acquired his fourth farm of 250 hectares in Adana next to the airport

Hacı Ömer Sabancı passed away in Istanbul.

Sasa Synthetic Fibers Inc. was founded.

Hacı Ömer Sabancı Holding was founded.

Akçimento Cement Inc was founded.

Insa Istanbul Nylon Yarn Inc. (liquidated in 2004) was founded.

Temsa Thermo Mechanical Equipments Inc. was founded.

Plassa Plastic Industry and Trading Inc. (merged into Pilsa in 1992) was founded.

Olmuksa Corrugated Cardboard and Paper Inc. (established joint venture with International Paper in 1998) was founded.

Pilsa Plastic Industry Inc. was founded.

Teksa Cotton and Synthetic Yarn, Velvet Weaving and Finishing Inc. (merged into Bossa in 1993) was found.

Çimsa Cement Inc. was founded.

Exsa Export Inc. was founded.

Akkardansa Propeller Shafts Inc. (sold in 2003).

Kordsa was founded.

Yunsa Carpet and Worsted Products Inc. was founded.

Vaksa Hacı Ömer Sabancı Foundation was established in Adana.

Lassa Tire Inc. (Brisa Bridgestone Sabancı Tire Industry and Trade Inc. after 1988).

Hacı Ömer Sabancı Holding Head Office moved to Istanbul.

Atlantik Insurance Inc. (Cigna-Sa Insurance Inc. after 1987, sold in 1996).

Lisa Tire Export and Marketing Inc. (merged into Tursa in 1999)

Bimsa Electronic Data Processing Inc. (I-BımsaIBM Sabancı International Business Information and Management Systems after the joint venture with IBM in 1992 and Bimsa again in 2004 after the acquisition of the shares of IBM)

Doğan Sigorta was purchased. (Renamed as Akhayat Sigorta in 1995 and as Akemeklilik in 2003)

Cipas Cement Products Inc. (Betonsa after 1994 and Betonsa merged into Akçansa in 1998)

Sabancı Holding acquired a 25% stake in Türk Philips Ticaret and Türk Philips Sanayi A.Ş.

İhsan Sabancı passed away.

Holsa Inc Trading CompanyNew York (Exsa Americas after 2004)

Dönkasan Paper Supplies Industry

Ak International Bank Ltd. London. (Sabancı Bank after 1993)

Susa Liquid Bottling and Trading Inc. (merged into Marsa KJS in 1993, joined Danonesa in 1997)

Universal Trading [Jersey] Ltd. was founded in London.

Ankara International Hotels Inc. was founded.

BNP-Akbank Inc. was founded. (BNP Paribas-Akbank) (BNP-Ak-Dresdner Bank Inc. after the investment of Dresdner Bank in 1988, Ak International Bank after the acquisition of the shares of foreign partners by Akbank in 2005)

Argesa Tire Research and Development Center was founded.

Hefti Worsted Fabric Weaving and Finishing Inc. (sold in 2002) was founded.

Dusa (Dupont-Sabancı) Industrial Yarn Manufacturing and Trading Inc. (merged into Kordsa in 1999) was founded.

Beksa (Bekaert-Sabancı) Steel Cord Manufacturing and Trading Inc. was founded.

Cigna-sa (Cigna-Sabancı) Insurance Inc. (sold in 1996)

Tursa Tourism Inc. was founded.

Haci Omer’s wife Mrs. Sadika Sabancı passed away in Istanbul.

Sabancı Center Groundbreaking

Brisa (Bridgestone-Sabancı) Tire Industry and Trade Inc.

BNP-Ak-Dresdner Bank Inc. was founded.

BNP-Ak-Dresdner Leasıng Inc. (Ak Leasing after 2005) was founded.

Exsa [UK] Ltd. London.

Mersin International Hotels was founded.(merged into TURSA in 1994)

Ankara Hiltonsa opened.

Operations started at Exsa Mersin Free Zone

IBimsa (IBM-Sabancı partnership) International Business Information and Management Systems was founded. (after the investment of IBM in Bimsa, and Bimsa again in 2004 after the acquisition of the shares of IBM)

Exsa U.K. Garforth Textile PlantLeeds was founded in England. (transferred to Dupontsa in 2000, ceased operations in 2002)

Oysa İskenderun Cement Inc. was founded by the partnership of Oyak and Sabancı. (merged with Oysa Nigde into Oysa in 2003)

Oysa Niğde (Oyaksabancı) Cement Inc. (merged with Oysa Iskenderun into Oysa in 2003)

Marsa KJS Food Products Manufacturing Inc. was founded.

Nile Kordsa Tire Cord Fabric Inc. was founded by the partnership of Mısır Packaging Ltd and Sabancı in Egypt

Betonsa Cement Products Inc. was founded. (merged into Akçansa in 1998)

Headquarters of Sabancı Holding moved to Sabancı Center

Mersin International Hotels merged into Tursa Sabancı Bank Guernsey Ltd. was founded

Toyotasa Automotive Inc. started production.

Akhayat Insurance was established. (In 2003, its name changed to Akemeklilik.)

Exsa Spain, Exsa Italia, and Exsa Deutschland GmbH were established.

Yazakisa was established through a joint venture with Yazaki. (In 2000, the shares were sold to the partner.)

Özdemir Sabancı passed away untimely.

Enerjisa Energy Production Inc. was founded.

Akçansa (CBR-Sabancı) Cement Manufacturing Inc. (Heidelberg Cement became partner after acquiring CBR in 2000)

Carrefoursa ypermarket Chain was founded with the partnership of Carrefour and Sabancı

Cignasa was sold.

Sabancı Holding Initial Public Offering.

Sabancı University Groundbreaking

Hoecsa was established. (In April 1999, its name was changed to Sakosa.)

Danonesa (Danone-Sabancı partnership) Food Products Manufacturing Inc. was founded. (shares sold to the partner in 2003)

Ak Securities Brokerage Services was founded.

Karçimsa Cement Manufacturing Inc. was founded.

Turk Philips Industry Inc. ,Turk Philips Trade Inc and Turk Philips Illumination Industry and Trade Inc. shares sold to the partner

Exsa Handels Gmbh-Frankfurt was liquidated.

Hacı Sabancı passed away.

Olmuksa established a joint venture with International Paper Co.

Betonsa merged into Akçansa

Oralitsa was liquidated.

Danonesa acquired Tikveşli.

Sabancı University was opened.

Dusa Brasil and Dusa Argentina (a joint venture with Du Pont-Sabancı) were acquired.

Kordsa and Dusa companies merged under Kordsa.

Olmuksa Mukavva was established by acquiring Kav Ambalaj shares.

Danonesa acquired Birtat.

70% of Turk.Net’s shares were purchased.

Giysa was established through a joint venture with Arcadia Co. UK. (It was sold in 2002.)

Teknosa was founded.

Dupontsa B.V. (Dupont-Sabancı partnership) was founded.

Dusa International LLC (Dupont-Sabancı partnership) was founded.

Sabancı Holding increased its stake in Sakosa, where it was a partner with Kosa, to 100%.

Adana Hiltonsa was opened.

Ak Internet Internet Service Provider was founded. (merged into Sabancı Telekom with Turk.Net in 2003)

Olmuksa Mukavva merged with Olmuksa.

Sabancı purchased the 40% of Dia Turkey, and Diasa Deep Discount Stores were established.

Hefti was sold.

Sakıp Sabancı Museum opened.

Gıdasa Food Production and Marketing Company was founded.

Akhayat was reformed under the name Akemeklilik.

Kraftsa shares were sold to the partner.

Oysa İskenderun and Oysa Niğde merged under the name Oysa Çimento.

Ak Emeklilik received its operating license from the Ministry of Finance.

Sabancı Telekomünikasyon Hizmetleri A.Ş. was founded and Turk.Net and Ak Internet companies merged into this company.

Danonesa shares were sold to the partner.

Sakıp Sabancı passed away.

I-Bimsa shares were bought from IBM and the company's name changed to Bimsa

Sabancı became the only shareholder of Dupontsa by purchasing the 50% share from Dupont (was renamed Advansa after 2005)

The company name of Holsa changed to Exsa Americas.

Insa was liquidated.

Pilsa PVC Profiles and Frames production facilities operating under the name Winsa was sold.

The comprehensive “Picasso is in Istanbul” Exhibition sponsored by Sabancı Holding, including the works of Pablo Picasso which were never exhibited until now, met art lovers in the Sakip Sabancı Museum for the first time in Turkey.

Sabancı Holding acquired DuPont’s 50 % share in DuPont Sabancı International LLC, known as DuSA, thus increasing its share in the company to 100%. DuPontSA was renamed as Advansa.

Akcansa and Cimsa, both of which are Sabancı Holding Cement Group Companies, acquired Ladik Cimento and Eskisehir (Standard) Cimento respectively at the Cement Plants tender organized by the Saving Deposits Insurance Fund (TMSF). The sales will be officially completed at the end of the legal process following the examination to be conducted by the Competition Authority.

BNP-Ak-Dresdner Bank was renamed as Ak Uluslararası Bankası; BNP-Ak-Finansal Kiralama was renamed as Ak Finansal Kiralama.

Sabancı Holding acquired the shares of Cobafi, leading producer of DSP/HMLS polyester industrial yarns and cords.

The "Picasso in Istanbul" exhibition, sponsored by Sabancı Holding and held at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum, ended with a record attendance of over 250,000 visitors.

The "The Master Sculptor Rodin in Istanbul" exhibition, sponsored by Akbank, was opened at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

Turkey's only global company Kordsa Global (partially owned by Sabancı Holding) bought the 99.5% of the shares of IQNE Qingdao Nylon Enterprise Limited which operates in China and belongs to Investa Group of USA.

Kordsa Global A.S. a world leader in its business, has bought the majority shares of PT Branta Mulia

Teknosa opened its 150th store at Maslak USO Center.

Akbank and Citibank strategic partnership agreement was signed.

Sabancı Holding A.Ş. signed an equal partnership cooperation agreement with Austria's leading electricity company Verbund (Österreichische Elektrizitatswirtschafts Aktiengesellschafts) for its activities for the electricity market.

Çimsa’s additional facility groundbreaking ceremony was held in Eskişehir.

Temsa signed a contract with the leading plastics company of the Middle East Lasheen Group in order to manufacture busses in Egypt.

The short name of Haci Omer Sabancı Foundation has been changed from ‘Vaksa’ to ‘Sabancı Vakfı’.

Verbund became a partner to 49.99% of Enerjisa.

Olmuksa opened a factory in Bursa.

Yünsa acquired Uptown.

The merger of Aviva's Turkish operations, Aviva Hayat ve Emeklilik, was completed, and the new company was named AVIVASA. Teknosa, which purchased the majority stake in Primex, a company with 48 Cosmo-branded stores in Romania, opened its first store in Bucharest.

Sabancı Holding, has been entitled to receive the ISO 27001 certificate, and become the first and only Holding Company in Turkey certified accordingly.

Sabancı Holding Chairperson and Managing Director Guler Sabancı was awarded with the “Belgium Decoration of Honor”.

The "Istanbul: Its Associations, Journeys, and Atmosphere" exhibition, sponsored by Sabancı Holding, was opened at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon, Portugal.

“Lines in Gold: Ottoman Calligraphy Art from the Sakip Sabancı Museum” exhibition sponsored by Sabancı Holding opened in Madrid at Real Academia de Bellas Artes de Fernando (RABASF).

The foundations of the Bandırma, Kavşakbendi and Hacınıoğlu power plants were laid.

Enerjisa signed a 1 billion Euro loan agreement with IFC, Akbank, West LG AG, and the European Central Bank.

Temsa Global’s Egypt and Adapazarı plants started operation.

The "Ottoman Calligraphy Art from the Sakıp Sabancı Museum" exhibition, featuring examples of calligraphy from the Sakıp Sabancı Museum’s Book Arts and Calligraphy Collection, was opened at the Real Alcazar Palace in Seville, Spain, sponsored by Sabancı Holding.

The "A Surrealist in Istanbul: Salvador Dalí" exhibition, sponsored by Akbank, was opened at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

Sabancı Holding’s stocks in Pilsa were transferred to Wavin.

Sabancı Holding’s stocks in Gidasa were transferred to Marmara Gıda San. ve Tic. A.S.

Sabancı Holding’s stocks in Beksa were transferred to Bekaert S.A.

Sabancı Holding’s stocks in Bossa were transferred to Akkardan A.S.

Sabancı Golden Collar Awards were launched.

Enerjisa acquired Başkent Elektrik Dağıtım A.Ş. shares.

Güler Sabancı was awarded the 2009 Raymond Georis Prize for Innovative Philanthropy.

Güler Sabancı was presented with the Spanish Order of Civil Merit, "Encomienda de Numero" in recognition of her contributions to bilateral relations between the countries.

Sponsored by Sabancı Holding, the exhibition "Venice and Istanbul During the Ottoman Period: Love By Any Other Name" opened at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

Sabancı Holding sold its 65% stake in ToyotaSA to ALJ Lubnatsi Marketing.

Enerjisa Bandırma Natural Gas Combined Cycle Power Plant was Opened

Sabancı Holding Chairman Güler Sabancı received Legion D’honneur, the French Legion of Honor.

Sabancı Holding Chairman Güler Sabancı received "Silbernes Ehrenkreuz der Republik Österreich", the highest Legion of Honor in Austria.

Sabancı Holding and Ageas, one of the pioneering insurance companies of Europe, became equal partners in Aksigorta.

Hacınınoğlu Hydroelectric Power Plant was launched for production by EnerjiSA in Kahramanmaraş.

The Çanakkale Wind Farm was opened by Enerjisa.

The first waste heat recycling facility of Turkey was opened at Akşansa Çanakkale Plant.

Güler Sabancı was awarded with "Clinton Global Citizenship Award" by Clinton Global Initiative.

Enerjisa started power generation at Menge Dam and Hydroelectric Power Plant.

Çimsa acquired 51% shares of Afyon Çimento.

The "Where Darkness Meets Light… Rembrandt and Contemporaries – The Golden Age of Dutch Art" exhibition, sponsored by Sabancı Holding, was opened at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum. The exhibition featured works by prominent Dutch painters such as Rembrandt, Johannes Vermeer, Frans Hals, Jan Steen, and Jacob van Ruisdael.

The "Monet’s Garden" exhibition, sponsored by Sabancı Holding, was opened at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

Enerjisa put Balıkesir Wind Farm (BARES) into operation.

Enerjisa acquired shares of İstanbul Anadolu Yakası Elektrik Dağıtım A.Ş (AYEDAŞ) and Toroslar Elektrik Dağıtım A.Ş (TOROSLAR EDAŞ).

Sabancı Holding and Carrefour decided to re-structure the 17 year-old CarrefourSA partnership. Sabancı Holding acquired 12 percent of CarrefourSA shares from Carrefour for TRY 141 million, assuming administration of the company.

Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of Sabancı Foundation, Güler Sabancı received the "David Rockefeller Award" due to her contributions to social development.For the first time in Turkey's university-industry collaboration, a brand was included in the official syllabus in a university. "Sabancı Business Administration Seminars" credit courses will be held at Marmara University.

Hong Kong Polytechnic University , global leader of industry-university collaboration, granted Güler Sabancı, the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of Sabancı University, with Honorary PhD

Enerjisa, completed the transfer of shares of Verbund, of which it has 50 percent shares with Sabancı Holding, to E.ON, one of the world's largest electricity and natural gas companies.

The sale of Sabancı Holding's 43.73% share in Olmuksa to its partner International Paper was completed.

Sabancı Holding sold all of its shares in Diasa.

The IPO of Avivasa was completed.

The foundation of the Composite Technologies Excellence Center, established through an innovative industry-university collaboration model by Kordsa and Sabancı University, was laid.

Japanese Marubeni Corporation and Sabancı Holding became partners in Temsa Construction Machinery.

The transfer of Sabancı Holding’s shares in SASA was completed.

In memory of Sakıp Sabancı on the 10th anniversary of his passing, a video installation work titled "Portrait of Sakıp Sabancı," created by contemporary artist Kutluğ Ataman in 2011 at the request of the Sakıp Sabancı Family, was opened for viewing at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

The 10^th Sakıp Sabancı Conference and reception, in collaboration with the Brookings Institution, was held in New York.

Sabancı Holding was the main sponsor of the "Joan Miró. Women, Birds, and Stars" exhibition, featuring the world-renowned painter and sculptor Joan Miró, at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

The Bahrain National Museum hosted an exhibition featuring selected works from the Sakıp Sabancı Museum's Book Arts and Calligraphy Collection and Painting Collection, as part of its 25th anniversary events.

Kordsa Global opened its second production facility in Indonesia.

Carrefoursa announced that it had acquired 85% of Kiler.

Sabancı Holding launched the "Sabancı Volunteers" Program.

Güler Sabancı, Chair of Sabancı Holding, had her term on the Global Compact Board extended for three years by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon.

The "Portrait of Sakıp Sabancı" was exhibited at the Arsenale, the main building of the Venice Biennale, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious art organizations.

Enerjisa's Tufanbeyli power plant was taken into service.

Composite Technologies Center of Excellence was taken into service by Kordsa Global in association with Sabancı University.

Sakıp Sabancı Center was established at Columbia University.

The "Portrait of Sakıp Sabancı" was displayed as part of the "Summer Exhibition," held annually at the Royal Academy of Arts in London since 1769.

Kordsa decided to take over Fabric Development Inc. (FDI) and Textile Products Inc. (TPI) companies with an investment worth almost 100 Million US Dollars.

Enerjisa Enerji acquired Eşarj.

Enerjisa Enerji A.Ş. was offered to public through equal and joint sale of shares by Sabancı Holding and E. ON, and this public offering made history as the greatest TRY-based public offering in the private sector thanks to the high demand received from the foreign and domestic investors.

Bimsa, which provided IT solutions to Sabancı Group for 43 years, was renamed as SabancıDx.

FIRST, based in England, presented the Responsible Capitalism Award to Güler Sabancı, the Chairman of Sabancı Holding. Ms. Sabancı received her award at the award ceremony organized in London at the House of Lords.

Kordsa purchased Axiom Materials

Enerji Uretim gained a capacity of 500 MW with the “Wind Renewable Energy Resource Zones (YEKA)” tender projects offered by the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources. Enerjisa Üretim has the potential of reaching to a total capacity of 4.107 MW with the investment to be made in Aydın and Çanakkale Regions.

SabancıDx Digital Campus launched.

Sabancı University celebrated its 20^th Anniversary.

Cenk Alper was appointed CEO and Board Member of Sabancı Holding.

Sabancı Holding decided to sell its shares in Yunsa.

Sabancı Holding transferred 41 % of Temsa Construction Equipment, a subsidiary of Sabancı Holding, to Marubeni.

Çimsa Sabancı Cement BV company was established in the Netherlands.

Sabanci Ventures made its first investment in Thread In Motion

Skoda Transportation's main partner PPF and the Sabancı Group signed a letter of intent to acquire a 50-50 stake in Temsa Transportation Vehicles.

Human Resources Group Presidency was renamed as Human Resources and Sustainability Group Presidency.

Şevket Sabancı passed away.

Sabancı Ventures invested in Lumnion.

Sabancı Republic Day Campaign was launched.

The name Avivasa was changed to Agesa after a change in ownership.

Sabancı Holding became the first and only Turkish company to be included on the "World's Top Female-Friendly Companies" list.

Sabancı became the first holding company in Turkey to announce Net Zero Emission and Zero Waste targets.

Sabancı became the first company in Turkey to disclose 'Sustainable Revenue.’

Sabancı's score in CDP Climate Change increased by two levels in one year.

Sabancı's MSCI sustainability rating improved to BBB.

Kordsa acquired Microtex.

Kayseri and Akhisar wind power plants joined the portfolio.

Çimsa initiated its first calcium aluminate cement (CAC) investment at the plant in Mersin.

Brisa acquired majority shares of Arvento.

Enerjisa Üretim commenced green hydrogen production at the Bandırma Energy Base.

Kordsa signed a strategic partnership agreement with US company Toledo Solar Inc.

The first digital hydroelectric project in Turkey, Dağdelen Hydroelectric Power Plant, nicknamed 'Dark Plant,' commenced unmanned operations.

Sabancı Climate Technologies Inc. was established. Sabancı Renewables Inc., wholly owned by Sabancı Climate Technologies A.Ş. with headquarters in Delaware, was established in the USA.

SabancıDx BV company was established in the Netherlands.

A Refuse-Derived Fuel system was commissioned at the Çimsa Afyon plant.

Philip Morris completed the transfer of its shares in Turkey.

Sabancı Ventures, Sabancı Holding's Corporate Venture Capital Fund, invested in Zack.ai, Bulutistan, Albert Health, Figopara, and Supply Chain Wizard.

Sabancı Cement BV was renamed as Sabancı Building Solutions BV.

Sabancı ARF Almost Ready to Fly, Sabancı Holding's entrepreneurship accelerator program was launched.

Sabancı Holding was listed in the 2022 Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index (GEI).

Turkey's most comprehensive Net Zero Emission project was initiated to decarbonize all business sectors.

Çimsa sold its Kayseri and Niğde factories.

Sabancı Holding Digital Group established its new business line.

•Sabancı Holding became the first and only holding from Türkiye to be included in the Bloomberg Gender Equality Index for the second consecutive year.

Sabancı Holding became the only Turkish Founding Partner of WEF's Metaverse Platform 'Global Collaboration Village.’

Transfer of shares of Temsa İş Makinaları was completed.

Sabancı ARF decided to make an additional investment of 20 million TL in Almost Ready to Fly.

Sabancı Ventures invested 800,000 USD in SungreenH2, a Singapore-based green hydrogen equipment manufacturer.

Sabancı Group provided intellectual property support to 34 projects in the "new economy."

Sabancı was awarded the title of ‘'World Leader'’ in corporate social responsibility by The Green Organization, based in the UK.

Sabancı Renewables Inc., a U.S.-based company operating under Sabancı Climate Technologies Inc., a 100% subsidiary of Sabancı Holding, acquired 100% of the shares of U.S.-based Oriana Solar LLC.

Sabancı, viewing education and development as a "Republic Issue," brought the spirit of mobilization to the earthquake-affected regions.

Sabancı Holding has established the Sabancı Technology Center, which will host the Group companies Çimsa and Kordsa, at the campus of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Germany.

Sabancı Holding's Corporate Venture Capital Fund, Sabancı Ventures, has invested in GRZ Technologies SA (GRZ), a hydrogen storage equipment manufacturer, Singapore-based SungreenH², a green hydrogen equipment producer.

Sabancı Holding, which continues to transform its industrial sector with a focus on advanced materials and mobility, invested in the U.S.-based company Fernhay Solutions through its corporate venture capital fund, Sabancı Ventures.

Sabancı Holding has managed to improve its sustainability rating by 4 levels over the past 4 years.

Sabancı ARF Almost Ready to Fly will "give wings" to 6 startups with a seed investment of 40 million TL.

Sabancı Group launched the Sabancı Youth Mobilization to ensure that the intellectual capital of our country stays in Türkiye and to provide equal opportunities for young people, entrepreneurs, and innovators across the country to access innovation and technology.

Sabancı, which introduced '’Quality'’ to Turkish industry, has won the 2024 Global EFQM Award.

Sabancı Group company DxBV has acquired a 65% stake in Bulutistan.

The Sabancı Sports Games were held at Sabancı University.

Sabancı became the leader of Türkiye in the '’World's Best Companies'’ list.

Sabancı Holding, which shared its 5-year roadmap covering the period from 2024 to 2029 with foreign investors in London, hosted its Capital Markets Day conference, attended by over 100 representatives from the world’s leading financial institutions. With the "Triple Growth Formula," the target for 2029 is a $20 billion Sabancı in 5 years.

Sabancı Holding hosted the ERT CFO Platform Meeting in Istanbul.

As part of the Sabancı Youth Mobilization, a total of 8 Technology and Impact Centers were opened in İzmir (2 centers - Enerjisa Üretim), Eskişehir (Çimsa), Kocaeli (Carrefoursa & Kordsa), Aksaray (Brisa), and Ankara (Enerjisa Enerji), with one of them being online (sabancigenclikseferberligi.com).

 Kıvanç Zaimler was appointed CEO and Board Member of Sabancı Holding.