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Goldman Sachs raises its indirect stake in Kardemir to 5.07%
Goldman Sachs has increased its indirect stake in Kardemir, a company whose shares are traded in Turkey.
On October 9, Goldman Sachs International bought 1,058,749 Kardemir shares.
The purchase brought Goldman Sachs’ indirect shareholding and voting rights to 5.07% as of that date.
The transaction was disclosed through Turkey’s Public Disclosure Platform.
Goldman Sachs had also decided to increase its stake in Kardemir on October 5.
The latest disclosure shows the size of its holdings after the October 9 purchase.
Goldman Sachs increased its indirect stake in Kardemir to 5.07%.
Goldman Sachs International bought 1,058,749 Kardemir shares on 9 October.
The stake and voting rights were 5.07% as of 9 October 2026.
Goldman Sachs had decided to increase its stake in Kardemir on 5 October.
- Who
- Goldman Sachs International bought the shares.
- What
- It bought 1,058,749 Kardemir shares, bringing Goldman Sachs’ indirect stake and voting rights to 5.07%.
- When
- The purchase took place on 9 October; the stake was reported as of 9 October 2026.
- Where
- Kardemir.
- Why
- Not stated
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Goldman Sachs decided to increase its stake in Kardemir.
Goldman Sachs International bought 1,058,749 Kardemir shares.
Goldman Sachs’ indirect stake and voting rights in Kardemir stood at 5.07%.
- Buyer
- Goldman Sachs International
- Company
- Kardemir
- Shares purchased
- 1,058,749
- Indirect stake and voting rights
- 5.07%
- Transaction date
- 9 October
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