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Linklaters Has a Market-Leading Practice, Advising Across Our Core Practice Areas Since the Mid-1980S > A leading bank on the investment in > ING on the €600m financing granted > The lenders on the project financing of İzmir port project. to Sibirskiy Cement for the acquisition a new terminal at Antalya Airport. > Lenders on the financing of the of Set Group Holding, Set Beton and > Akenerji on the US$75m loans European Nickel metal mine in Turkey. Afyon Çimento. provided by the IFC to finance equity > Akenerji, CEZ and the project company > RWE on the US$12bn development of contributions and shareholder loans to on the US$1bn development and project the Nabucco gas pipeline. its subsidiaries for the support of five financing of a 900MW gas-fired power > Çalık Enerji on its consortium small scale hydropower projects (total plant at Erzin, Hatay Province. arrangements with the Indian Oil 160MW) in Adana. > The lead managers on the US$2bn Corporation. The consortium submitted SACE-backed financing of the project a bid to acquire a stake in Tüpraş as financing of the Blue Stream gas pipeline part of the government of Turkey’s from Russia to Turkey. privatisation process. > The sponsors on the US$325m refinancing of the acquisition financing Our Turkey practice originally used by Akcez (borrower) to purchase SEDAS electricity “ ... [Turkey] desk provides a strong platform distribution company. for the firm’s vast activity on Turkey-related > DP World on the €500m project contracts mandates, advising many leading international and finance documents for project investors from sectors including infrastructure financing of Yarimca Container Terminal. > The lenders on the US$630m financing and the financial services.” and construction of a coal-fired Chambers Global 2016, Corporate/M&A: Turkey (expertise based abroad) merchant power plant with a capacity of 625MW in Iskanderen. > The sponsor on the US$5bn “ Heavily present in the Turkish corporate and Trans-Anatolian oil pipeline project. Linklaters has a market-leading practice, advising across our core practice areas since the mid-1980s. > The sponsor on its investment in M&A market for many years, with lawyers from Borasco IPP, including leading EPC across Europe, led by London and Paris, advising Linklaters is a leading global law firm, supporting our clients in achieving their strategies negotiations on the EPC contract. Practices covered: wherever they do business. Our Turkey practice is recognised as the first choice for the on a vast range of substantial private equity, Corporate/M&A | Banking | Project leading transactions in the market. industrial and public transactions involving finance | Capital markets | Real estate Given our established track record in Turkey, we have developed strong relationships Turkish clients.” with the leading law firms. We are committed to selecting the best local advisor for any Chambers Europe 2015, Corporate/M&A: Turkey (desks based abroad) Key sectors: given transaction, so that we can call on their expertise for the benefit of our clients. Power | Oil and gas | Chemicals and Leading deals include advising: industrials | Infrastructure | Financial > A global leader in emerging markets services | TMT | Retail | Healthcare > OYAK on the acquisition of Cimpor Portugal, SGPS, S.A., the largest cement private equity on the sale of its interest Key contacts group in Portugal, and its subsidiaries in Beymen Magazacilik and its interest Corporate/M&A: Turkey from InterCement. in Boyner Buyuk Magazacilik. Daniel Cousens Dr Timo Engelhardt Desks Based Abroad > BeIN Media Group on the acquisition of > Russian energy group INTER RAO Turkey’s biggest satellite network and Group on the acquisition of gas-fired Co-Head of Turkey Desk Co-Head of Turkey Desk Chambers Global 2018 Corporate/M&A Partner, Warsaw Corporate/M&A Partner, Munich pay-TV provider Digiturk. 478MW CCGT power plant Trakya Tel: +48 22 526 5113 Tel: +49 89 418 08 447 > Yıldız Holding on the acquisition of Elektrik Uretim Ve Ticaret A.Ş. from Mob: +48 601 066 008 Mob: +49 162 243 0022 Corporate/M&A: Turkey United Biscuits from Blackstone and international energy company AEI. [email protected] [email protected] Desks Based Abroad PAI Partners and on their acquisition > Sberbank on acquiring Denizbank A.Ş. finance package. from the Dexia group for approximately Chambers Global 2017 > Petkim Petrokimya Holding A.Ş., a Turkish US$3.5bn. Richard O’Callaghan Pam Shores petrochemicals producer, as issuer on > Tüpraş on its US$2.2bn ECA-backed Capital Markets Partner, London Capital Markets Partner, London Tel: +44 20 7456 4783 Tel: +44 20 7456 4650 Corporate/M&A: Turkey its five-year US$500m notes issuance. financing of the Izmit Residuum refinery Mob: +44 7766 508 097 Mob: +44 7867 181 401 Desks Based Abroad The notes will be listed on the Irish upgrade project and the underwriters Stock Exchange and the proceeds of the on Tüpraş’ subsequent landmark [email protected] [email protected] Chambers Global 2016 transaction is to fund the acquisition of a international bond offering. crude oil refinery in Turkey. > The co-ordinators and the agent and Acquisition Finance > Borsa İstanbul on its strategic security agent in connection with James Wootton Deal of the Year: partnership with the NASDAQ OMX US$500m and TRY 700m loan Corporate Partner, London Group and on the purchase of a 10% facilities to VIP Turkey Enerji A.Ş. Tel: +44 20 7456 3671 Yildiz/United Biscuits stake in Borsa İstanbul by EBRD. for the €1.368bn acquisition of Mob: +44 7920 583 943 Bonds and Loans Awards Turkey 2015 OMV Petrol Ofisi Holding A.Ş. [email protected] > Garanti Bank on its issue of US$75m of “gender bonds”, the first such issue in the emerging markets, and subscribed by the IFC. All the financing raised “ The Warsaw desk provides a strong platform though the bond issue will be earmarked linklaters.com for on-lending to Garanti Bank’s women- for the firm’s extensive activity on owned small business clients. Linklaters LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with registered number OC326345. It is a law firm authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. The term partner in relation to Linklaters Turkey-related mandates.” LLP is used to refer to a member of the LLP or an employee or consultant of Linklaters LLP or any of its affiliated firms or entities with equivalent standing and qualifications. A list of the names of the members of Linklaters LLP and of the non-members who are designated as partners and their professional qualifications is open to inspection at its registered office, One Silk Street, London EC2Y 8HQ, England or on www.linklaters.com and such persons are either solicitors, registered foreign lawyers or European lawyers. Please refer to www.linklaters.com/regulation for important information on our regulatory position. GC18288_F/12.19 Chambers Global 2018, Corporate/M&A: Turkey (desks based abroad) Highlights of our M&A experience > DowAksa on joint venture arrangements > Türkiye Sınai Kalkınma Bankası A.Ş. on > Credit Suisse (Europe) Limited and Highlights of our banking experience > Doğan TV Holding A.Ş., on the €15m include advising: with Russian group Holding Company its award-winning US$300m issue of Türkiye Sınai Kalkınma Bankası A.Ş. include advising: term loan facility. Inbound M&A Composite and DowAksa’s investment in 4.875% green/sustainable bonds due on the US$110m IPO of Aksa Enerji, a > Bank of China in relation to a €400m > EFES Breweries International, a > Akfen Holding on the sale of a 40% in Russian company NCC. 2021, the first ever green bond from Kazanci Group company. This was the unsecured term loan facility for Turkish Turkish Brewer, on its US$150m Mersin International Port to Australia’s > Türk Telekom on its €221m acquisition Turkey and only the second within the first IPO in Turkey under new regulations Airlines in order to finance in part the term facility agreement. IFM Investors for a reported value of 100% of the international wholesale CEEMEA region. of the Capital Markets Board. airline’s facilities at the new Istanbul > A leading bank on a US$80m facility of US$869m. business of Invitel International > Türk Eximbank (Türkiye Ihracat Kedi > Salomon Brothers International Ltd and Grand Airport. agreement between Borusan Holding > Anadolu Endüstri Holding A.Ş., Holdings BV. Bankasi A.Ş.) as issuer on its TSKB on the landmark IPO of İşbank. > Migros Ticaret A.S. on its €60m increase A.Ş., Borusan Mannesmann Boru Sanayi the holding company of Turkish > Türk Telekom on a joint venture with US$1.5bn global medium notes > Türk Telekom on its TRY 2.4bn (approx in its existing senior facilities. ve Ticaret A.Ş., Borusan Lojistik Dagitim conglomerate Anadolu, and private Telefonica Germany. programme and on the subsequent US$2bn) privatisation by way of IPO by > Crédit Agricole Corporate and Depolama Taşımacılık ve Ticaret A.Ş. equity sponsor Bedminster on their sale > On the disposal of all shares in Odelo US$500m Series 1. 5.375% notes the Turkish Privatisation Administration Investment Bank on the purchase and Borusan Makina Servis ve Ticaret of Ana Gida to US agricultural products GmbH acquired by the Turkish due 2021 under the programme. of 52.5 billion shares. by the sixth compartment of the FCT A.Ş. and subsequent amendments to the trader Bunge Limited. Ana Gida is the Bayraktalar Holding A.Ş. from its interim > The lead manager and bookrunner on > On the TRY 365m international offering CAREPTA of variable interest rate loan facility agreement. owner of Komili, the leading olive oil shareholder, Team Treuhand GmbH. the US$500m 5.750% notes due 2025 of a global drinks manufacturer, listed receivables in an amount of €50m. > One of the mandated lead arrangers as brand in Turkey with retail market share > CimŞa on a potential acquisition in Europe.
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