Ugurlu Oto Cam attracts investment from Polish fund

Date: 3 February 2015

Turkish glass manufacturer Uğurlu Oto Cam, which is known for selling bulletproof glass for Hummer cars, has attracted investment from Poland.

Syntaxis Capital, a Polish investment fund, invested TL 40 million ($16.6 million) in Uğurlu. The international fund's interest in Turkish companies eliminates competition.

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