Turkey's SPK Files Criminal Complaints Against 56 People Over ALKLC and ANELE Trades
The Capital Markets Board also imposed two-year trading bans and revoked market licenses for individuals and firms linked to Altınkılıç Gıda and Anel Elektrik.

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- SPK filed criminal complaints against 8 people over ALKLC trades and 48 people over ANELE trades.
- All 56 individuals face two-year trading bans on the stock exchange and organized markets.
- Five ALKLC individuals had their capital market licenses revoked for the ban period.
- Four firms received two-year trading bans linked to ANELE transactions.
- The decisions appeared in SPK weekly bulletin 2026/73 dated 22 October 2026.
Turkey's Capital Markets Board (SPK) decided to file criminal complaints against 56 people over stock market transactions involving two companies. Eight individuals were named in connection with Altınkılıç Gıda ve Süt Sanayi Ticaret AŞ (ALKLC), while 48 people were named over Anel Elektrik Proje Taahhüt ve Ticaret AŞ (ANELE). The complaints were made under Article 107, first paragraph, of Capital Markets Law No. 6362.
The SPK announced the decisions in its weekly bulletin dated 22 October 2026, numbered 2026/73. The bulletin also included trading bans and license revocations resulting from the investigations into both companies' market activities.
For ALKLC, the eight people named are Bülent Uygun, Ecem Tuğçe Akçay, Emre Alkin, Erdin Özel, Ethem Umut Beytorun, Haldün Saffet İnal, İbrahim Bekçi, and Okan Uzunoğlu. They face a two-year ban from trading on the stock exchange and other organized markets. Tera Portföy Yönetimi AŞ also received a two-year trading ban, limited to ALKLC transactions carried out in its own name and on its own account.
Five of the eight ALKLC individuals had all their capital market licenses revoked for the duration of the ban: Bülent Uygun, Ecem Tuğçe Akçay, Ethem Umut Beytorun, İbrahim Bekçi, and Okan Uzunoğlu.
For ANELE, the 48 people named include Abdülkadir Özkan, Adem Karatepe, Ahmet Burak Akbulut, Ahmet Özcan, Ali Cesur, Anıl Tokat, Ayşe Seher Aydın, Bülent Uygun, Cem Gürkan Alpay, Ecem Tuğçe Akçay, Emir Münir Sarpyener, Emre Alkin, Emre Tezmen, Enes Yazıcı, Erdin Özel, Ethem Umut Beytorun, Evren Uçar, Fatma Nurcan Taşdelenler, Feryal Köker, Furkan Açar, Gül Ayşe Çolak, Haldün Saffet İnal, Halil İbrahim Ege, İbrahim Bekçi, İsa Coşkun, İsmail Erdem, Kadir Boy, Kerem Alkin, Mehmet Nuri Gökalp, Mehmet Selim Tunçbilek, Muhammed Yariz, Mustafa Zeki Kayahan, Müjdat Ede, Neda Soydan, Nilgül Sarıcalı, Oğuz Tezmen, Oğuzhan Özerkaya, Okan Uzunoğlu, Onur Göğebakan, Orçun Berkay Kaya, Ömer Eryılmaz, Özgür Altan, Rüstem Karakaya, Sezai Bekgöz, Sibel Gökalp, Şemsihan Karaca, Tansu Sesli, and Yusuf Ege.
Institutional bans for ANELE-related trades cover Tera Yatırım Menkul Değerler AŞ, Tera Yatırım Bankası AŞ, Tera Yatırım Holding AŞ, and Century City Securities SA. Their two-year bans are limited to ANELE transactions in their own names and on their own accounts.
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