Aveon Global Sigorta, one of the young and dynamic players in the insurance sector, has announced its capital increase to the public. The amendment to the articles of association, which envisages an increase in the company's capital, has been approved by the Insurance and Private Pension Regulation and Supervision Agency (SEDDK). With this significant development, Aveon Global Sigorta signals that it will enter the second half of 2024 with strength and achieve a much stronger position in the sector.

A Strong Move from Management: Capital Increase and Future Plans
Kemal Gül, General Manager of Aveon Global Sigorta, stated, "As Aveon Global Sigorta, we are taking another important step to keep pace with the rapidly changing and evolving insurance sector and to lead with innovative solutions. We have completed all necessary legal processes with SEDDK for the capital increase we have been planning for a while. With this increase, we are adding an additional 500,000,000 TL to our current paid-in capital of 195,000,000 TL, reaching a total capital of 695,000,000 TL. This makes us the 6th company in the sector with the highest paid-in capital. With this increase, our investments will progress more securely."

Looking to the Future with Confidence: Emphasis on Customer Satisfaction
Gül also added, "Since our establishment, we have aimed to continue strengthening the strong trust bond we have built with our agents and customers, to increase our operational efficiency, and to elevate customer satisfaction to higher levels. With this goal, we walk and grow together with our agents and business partners. The positive feedback we receive from our customers makes us happy, and it will always be our priority to reciprocate the trust they place in us whenever they need it."

This capital increase by Aveon Global Sigorta is considered an important step in strengthening the company's position in the sector while increasing customer satisfaction. The company will continue to lead the sector with its innovative approaches and dynamic structure.