Yayla Energy & Wind Power
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What is Yayla Energy & Wind Power (YAYLA)?
Yayla Enerji Üretim Turizm ve Insaat Ticaret A.S. is a company headquartered in Cankaya, Ankara, working in construction, tourism and energy. The company is the continuation of a family business whose roots go back to a construction firm founded in Iskenderun in 1950; it took its current name in 2012. Its shares have traded on Borsa Istanbul under the ticker YAYLA since 2015.
For many years the company worked as a contractor on building and infrastructure projects, and it moved its headquarters to Ankara in 1991. Its actual activity description on KAP (Public Disclosure Platform) covers energy, tourism and construction contracting. On the tourism side, it has properties in the Erciyes area of Kayseri operating under the Magna Hotels brand. The company states that from 2010 it set out to diversify its activities with energy investments; official sources do not contain detailed information on power plants in operation.
For YAYLA shares, the course of construction work, accommodation demand in Erciyes, valuation reports on the land and properties it owns, and possible energy projects are the topics followed. The page on Lzzo.com includes the stock's latest trading information, an interactive chart and a return calculation tool.
Sources: yayla.tc, kap.org.tr
- Name
- Yayla Energy & Wind Power
- Symbol
- YAYLA
- Market
- Borsa Istanbul
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