Increasing Interest in Turkish Stocks in BlackRock's Fund: What’s Included?

BlackRock's Share in Turkish Equities is Increasing

The world's largest asset manager, BlackRock, has increased its investment in Turkish equities through the Frontiers Investment Trust Plc fund, raising the allocation of these stocks in its portfolio to 10%. This development presents an important opportunity for investors. According to BlackRock executives Samuel Vecht and Emily Fletcher, slowing inflation and stable interest rate cuts are creating a favorable environment for stocks in Turkey after a prolonged period of weak returns.

Stocks in the Fund's Portfolio

Highlighted stocks in BlackRock's investments in Turkey include:

• Aselsan (ASELS): 10.84%
• Bim (BIMAS): 7.18%
• Akbank (AKBNK): 6.32%
• TAV Airports (TAVHL): 3.01%
• Türkiye İş Bankası (ISCTR): 2.00%
• Enerjisa (ENER) and Türksat (TRKCM): 1.60%

Turkey ranks third in BlackRock's portfolio, following Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. This increase in the Turkish market may attract the attention of investors and lead to heightened interest in equities.

The economic recovery and growth potential in our country continue to draw the attention of major investors like BlackRock. Taking investors' insights into account, there are also comments on how Turkish equities will perform during this process.