Arçelik sales jump monthly 50 pct in March

Arçelik sales jump monthly 50 pct in March

Bloomberg
Sales rose after the government cut special consumption taxes on white goods, the Istanbul-based newspaper said, citing Aka Gündüz Özdemir, the chief of parent Koç Holding’s durable goods division. Arçelik shares closed Friday at 1.87 Turkish Liras, having lost 5.1 percent since Jan. 1.
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