Türkiye's 58-Year-Old Fruit Juice Giant Has Been Saved From Bankruptcy.
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A critical process that has lasted for nearly two years has come to an end for one of Türkiye's long-established companies operating in the fruit juice sector. The court ruled that there was no basis for a bankruptcy decision against the company, and the imposed precautionary measures were also lifted.
Aroma, one of Turkey's long-established fruit juice producers, has concluded its concordat process, which had been ongoing for over a year. The Bursa 1st Civil Court of First Instance rejected the concordat applications and lifted the precautionary measures imposed, after the company and its executives withdrew their requests. With this decision, creditors can now initiate enforcement proceedings against the company and related individuals.
Aroma, one of the leading companies in the fruit juice sector, has emerged from the concordat process. The company has overcome the risk of bankruptcy. 11.09.2026, Sputnik Türkiye
Aroma, Turkey's long-established fruit juice brand with 58 years of history, has emerged from its financial difficulties after successfully completing its concordat process. The Bursa 1st Civil Court of First Instance terminated the concordat measures and the commissioner's duties regarding the company owners and Aroma Bursa Fruit Juices.
Economy - AROMA, one of Turkey's leading brands with a long history and strong production infrastructure, has successfully completed a significant phase in its financial and operational restructuring efforts, thus entering a new era.
The one-year moratorium on bankruptcy proceedings had ended. The one-year moratorium on bankruptcy proceedings granted to Aroma, a company with a 58-year history, ended last March. The company completed the bankruptcy process and filed for bankruptcy...
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