The excitement of Best Brands Group Energy's public offering on Borsa İstanbul.

Historic Moments at Borsa Istanbul: Best Brands Group Energy Gong Ceremony

Best Brands Group Energy announced that it successfully completed its public offering process on February 5-6, 2026 and has started trading on Borsa Istanbul's Main Market under the code BESTE. This significant development has become a major source of excitement for market participants and investors. The gong ceremony was held with the participation of Borsa Istanbul A.Ş. General Manager Korkmaz Ergun and top executives of Sürkit Holding.

Important Figures Gathered

Many significant figures attended the gong ceremony, including Mehmet Sürkit, Chairman of the Board of Sürkit Holding, Board Member Saniye Sürkit, Vice Chairman Aziz Hasan Sürkit, and Vice Chairman of the Board of Best Brands Group Energy Yağmur Ülkem Sürkit. Additionally, independent board members Mine Berra Doğaner and Özgür Maraş, general manager Artun Oral, financial affairs manager Elif Kefeli, and Gülşeyma Doğançay, General Manager of Global Securities, also attended the ceremony.

Emphasis on Renewable Energy

Korkmaz Ergun stated in his speech at the ceremony that Best Brands Group Energy will make new investments and increase its capacity with the public offering. Ergun said, "The renewable energy sector plays a critical role in the development of the industry and sustainable growth. Therefore, we at Borsa Istanbul are very happy to support companies in this field."

Sustainability and Future Vision

Speaking at the gong ceremony, Mehmet Sürkit noted that Sürkit Holding adopts an approach that prioritizes sustainable growth. "The public offering process of Best Brands Group Energy is not just a financial development; it is also a step that will enhance our reliability on an international scale. Our commitment to renewable energy carries a responsibility to future generations," he said.

Sürkit emphasized that they aim to use the revenues generated for new facility investments and acquisitions, highlighting their contribution to energy transformation.