This year, Turkey continues to sell state assets: total revenues from
privatization for 2012 will be $3.7 billion, the Turkish public
service for privatization (OIB) says.
Tthe biggest share of this income comes from the sale of
Halkbank for $2.5 billion, Trend reports.
In addition, this year Turkey privatized the petrochemical holding
PETKİM, the pulp and paper company ACISELSAN and the electricity company
Kayseri. From the sale of these three assets the state received $186.5 million.
