TMSF to sell creams from Dilan Polat's companies under trusteeship
The Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) was appointed as a trustee for the companies of Dilan and Engin Polat due to charges of money laundering and tax evasion. The TMSF will continue the companies' operations to ensure that employees do not lose their jobs.
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New developments are unfolding regarding Dilan and Engin Polat, a couple who occupied Turkey's agenda for a long time.
In an operation conducted on November 1st across 6 provinces centered in Istanbul, 17 suspects, including Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, were detained.
Within the scope of the investigation, a preliminary report was prepared by the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) regarding the suspects, including the Polat couple, whose digital materials and ledgers were seized during previous searches of their companies. The report determined that 200 million liras had entered the family members' companies from three firms in liquidation through the method of issuing fake invoices in exchange for sham trade.
14 PEOPLE ARRESTED
Continuing their work within the scope of the investigation, teams determined that a medical company belonging to Dilan and Engin Polat had granted naming rights to another firm in Ankara, and that an attempt was made to transfer 1 million 800 thousand liras from this firm's account to the personal accounts of the partners.
The teams placed a block on the funds and detained 4 suspects; in the expanded investigation, 3 more wanted suspects were apprehended. Within the scope of the investigation, 14 of the suspects, including Dilan Polat, Engin Polat, and Sıla Doğu, were arrested, while 9 were released under judicial control conditions.
TMSF PUSHES THE BUTTON
According to a report by Show TV, the TMSF, which was appointed as trustee, has pushed the button for Dilan Polat's skincare products.
While the legal process continues, the TMSF has begun paying salaries to the hundreds of employees of the Polats.
Sales of the cosmetic products will also resume to ensure there are no disruptions in orders.