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Founded in 1990 as an independent brokerage house, Global Investment Holdings (Global Yatırım Holding A.Ş.) was restructured as a holding company in 2004. It has since evolved into a dynamic investment vehicle focusing on acquiring and managing a portfolio of businesses in sectors with high growth potential. Its key subsidiaries include Global Ports Holding, the world's largest independent cruise port operator, as well as companies involved in clean energy generation, real estate development, and financial services like asset management and brokerage. The company aims to be a regional leader in its niche business sectors.

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Global Investment Holdings

Turkey

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01 Jan 1990 (36 Years)

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