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Corporate, commercial and sector-specific practice areas in Turkey, alongside company formation for foreign investors entering the market.
Beyond citizenship and residency work, Ketenci & Ketenci operates as a full-service Turkish law firm. The practice areas below cover the corporate, commercial and sector-specific matters that come up once a client has a business, a property or an investment to manage in Turkey, not just a residence permit to obtain.
Many clients arrive through one of our immigration programs and stay on for company formation, employment matters, or a property transaction. Others come directly for a specific piece of corporate or commercial work.
Business Law
Corporate / M&A
Mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and corporate governance work for domestic and multinational clients, including cross-border deal structuring.
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Commercial Law
Contract drafting and negotiation, franchising and distribution agreements, and commercial litigation for both Turkish and international dealings.
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Company Formation
End-to-end support for foreign investors setting up in Turkey, from choosing a corporate structure through banking, tax registration and work permits.
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Employment Law
Individual and collective labor matters, including dismissals, occupational safety compliance and trade union negotiations, for employers and employees.
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Private Equity
Fund formation, leveraged buyouts and PIPE investments, spanning the full private equity investment cycle in Turkey.
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Construction Law
Advisory for developers, contractors and public sector clients across infrastructure, industrial and commercial projects.
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Property & Real Estate
Acquisitions, financing, title due diligence and leasing for real estate investments in Turkey and abroad.
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Transportation & Logistics
Regulatory compliance, carriage contracts, cargo claims and customs matters for transportation and logistics businesses.
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Most engagements start with a short call to scope the work, whether that's a single contract, an ongoing corporate relationship, or company formation from the ground up.
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