Turkish grocer Sok Marketler has been calling investors spooked by its deal to buy shares at a premium from its controlling shareholder, just weeks after issuing them to shore up its listing, said a person familiar with the deal.
Sok shares have fallen by some 9% since it disclosed the buy-back from Yildiz Holding on Friday, and they were down 1.4%, at 8.76 lira, at 15.34 GMT on Tuesday.