Posted by meb at March 6th, 2008

UniCredit Group purchased 20 percent of Turkey’s automotive by-industry firm Martur on Wednesday.
“This cooperation will make Martur a genuine global actor and help it grow more rapidly abroad,” Martur’s CEO Hakan Ustunberk told a press conference in Istanbul.

Ustunberk said Martur is now ready to meet global demands of its clients in many places around the world by sharing international data experience of the UniCredit Group.

UniCredit Group is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in Europe with a network of 9,000 branches and strong local roots in 23 countries.

Its international network is made of branches, representative offices and small banking subsidiaries in 50 countries worldwide. The Group is, in fact, leader in one of the richest areas of Europe: Bavaria, Austria and Italy as well as in Central and Eastern Europe, an area featuring fast rates of economic growth and the fastest growth rates for banking revenues.

source: The New Anatolian

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