Murat Ağırel opens the 'Gökçek File': They bought a building in Germany through a holding company with zero employees and zero turnover

Ağırel brought to light all the details of the Gökçek family's multi-million dollar investments abroad, the source of their mysterious wealth, and the money trail extending across borders.

Examining the high-value investments made by the Gökçek family in Europe, Murat Ağırel listed the answers to critical questions that the public has been curious about one by one.

The program examined in depth how this massive wealth was created and through which methods and companies it was transferred from Turkey abroad.

Assets and Corporate Networks in Germany

Proving the money trail and organic connections between companies he investigated with official documents, Ağırel brought to light the real estate purchased and major investments made, particularly in Germany.

He presented to the viewers, accompanied by concrete documents, the commercial structures through which the transfers were conducted and the routes the funds followed.

According to the news brought to the agenda by Murat Ağırel in the program, the Melih Gökçek family purchased a building with 16-18 apartments for 220 million TL on the most prestigious street in Düsseldorf, Germany, through a holding company with zero turnover and zero employees.

Murat Ağırel filmed the building with 15 apartments in Düsseldorf, which is stated to have been purchased for the Gökçeks through HAMAG Holding, on-site.

According to official documents, the price is 3 million 850 thousand euros. Including renovations, it is approximately 4.5 million euros.

Murat Ağırel opens the 'Gökçek File':
They bought a building in Germany through a holding company with zero employees and zero turnoverhttps://t.co/oPSCKzvnPP pic.twitter.com/xGqveKiojA

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