Patiswiss’s capital increased by 700 percent in 8.5 months, from 28 million TL to 200 million TL

The CEO resigned from the chairmanship of the board of directors following the reactions he gave to a user’s post about the brand “moldy chocolate” on social media. Elif Asli YıldızIt was understood that there was a dramatic increase in the capital of Patiswiss. The capital of Patiswiss Chocolate Food Industry and Trade Inc. increased by 700 percent in 8.5 months. The company’s capital, which was 28 million 750 thousand TL on April 18, 2023, increased to 200 million TL on January 2, 2024. 160 million TL of the 200 million capital will be given to Elif Aslı Yıldız, 20 million TL will be given to Yıldız’s wife. Ali Sinan Tunaoğlu20 million TL to Yıldız’s brother. Mustafa Nazif YıldızIt was written to . It was revealed that the company, which achieved a turnover of 250 million dollars in 3 years, paid only 73 thousand liras in tax.

Patiswiss CEO Elif Aslı Yıldız Tunaoğlu continues to stay on the agenda after her response to a user’s post on Patiswiss brand “mouldy chocolate” on Linkedin. Tunaoğlu recently announced that he resigned from the chairmanship of the brand’s board of directors, and many posts were made about him on social media, from his private life to his rise in business life in a short time and Patiswiss workers’ protests.

Capital of 28 million increased to 200 million in 8.5 months

There was a striking increase in Patiswiss’ capital within 8.5 months. According to the data in the Trade Registry Gazette, the company’s capital increased 7 times between April 23, 2023 and January 2, 2024. The company’s capital, which was 28 million 750 thousand TL on April 18, 2023, reached 200 million on January 2, 2024, with an increase of 700 percent. Of the 200 million capital, 160 million TL was distributed to Elif Aslı Yıldız, 20 million TL to Yıldız’s husband Ali Sinan Tunaoğlu, and 20 million TL to Yıldız’s brother Mustafa Nazif Yıldız.

He paid 73 thousand liras in tax for a turnover of 250 million dollars.

However, it was revealed that the Patiswiss brand paid only 73 thousand lira in tax despite having 4 factories, 750 employees, tens of thousands of sales points and a turnover of 250 million dollars in just 3 and a half years.

Master’s degree information was false

Yıldız’s CV stated that he was a graduate of Hacettepe University Industrial Engineering master’s program, which also created controversy. According to the information on the university’s website, it was understood that the program, which Yıldız said he completed between 2011 and 2013, started in the spring semester of the 2012-2013 academic year and had its first graduate in 2015.