TREE NEWS update: The Capital Markets Association of Turkey told asset management firms that shares sold on Nov. 3 were worth 12.7 billion lira ($254 million). The shares were offered at that day’s closing prices in 20 equal-sized block packages, each valued at 636 million lira and containing all 30 stocks in varying quantities.
Turkey’s Capital Markets Association Values Nov 3 Stock Sale at 12.7 Billion Lira
The use of equal-sized block packages spanning all 30 index stocks points to a mechanical, liquidity-driven sale rather than a view on any single name, which matters for how the market absorbs the supply. The fact that the Capital Markets Association had to brief asset managers suggests coordination was needed to place the blocks at closing prices without disrupting the tape. Whether this becomes a recurring template for large disposals, or a one-off, is the open question for Turkish equity market structure.
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