SABANCI

1906 Haci Omer Sabancı was born in the Akcakaya village of Kayseri. 1921 Haci Omer Sabancı moved to Adana. 1925 Haci Omer Sabancı started working in the cotton trade business. 1932 CIRCIR PLANT Haci Omer Sabancı became a sharehol...

1967 Hacı Ömer Sabancı Holding was founded. Akçimento Cement Inc was founded. INSA Istanbul Nylon Yarn Inc. (liquidated in 2004) was founded. 1968 Temsa Thermo Mechanical Equipments Inc. was founded Plassa Plastic Industry and Trading Inc...

1986 Hefti Worsted Fabric Weaving and Finishing Inc. (sold in 2002) was founded. Argesa Tire Research and Development Center was founded. 1987 Dusa (Dupont-Sabancı) Industrial Yarn Manufacturing and Trading Inc. (merged into Kordsa in 1999)...

1991 Philsa Cigarette and Tobacco Inc. was founded with the partnership of Philip Morris and Sabancı 1992 IBimsa (IBM-Sabancı partnership) International Business Information and Management Systems was founded. (after the investment of IBM in...

1996 Özdemir Sabancı passed away. Cignasa was sold. Enerjisa Energy Production Inc. was founded. Carrefoursa ypermarket Chain was founded with the partnership of Carrefour and Sabancı Akçansa (CBR-Sabancı) Cement Manufacturing Inc. (Heidelberg...

2001 Dusa International LLC (Dupont-Sabancı partnership) was founded. Sabancı became the only shareholder in Sakosa by purchasing a 50% share from Kosa Olmuksa Mukavva merged with Olmuksa. Adana Hiltonsa was opened. Sabancı purchased the 40% o...

2007 Yunsa took over Uptown. Verbund acquired 49,99% stake in Enerjisa. Sakip Sabancı's name was given to the meeting room in the Ministry of Education. Teknosa bought the majority shares of Primex Company which owns 48 stores named "Cosmo" in ...

2009 Sabancı Golden Collar Awards, a company-wide search to award excellence in six different categories, and recognised by the Turkish Public Relations Associatoin as the most successful internal communications project of the year, were initiated...

2011 Çanakkale Wind Plant was launched for production by EnerjiSA. Hacınınoğlu Hydroelectric Power Plant was launched for production by EnerjiSA in Kahramanmaraş. The first waste heat recycling facility of Turkey was opened at Akşansa Çanakkale ...