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	1136 stores in total with 1120 stores in 7 geographical regions in Turkey, and 16 stores overseas.. Operating 6 brands in 6 differrent formats... Our company serving with 93 M, 98 MM, 42 MMM, 263 Tansaş, 610 Şok stores, 8 Macro Center and 6 5M, and with 3 stores in Azerbaijan,10 stores in Kazakhstan, 2 stores in Macedonia, 1 store in Kyrgyzstan reached 1136 stores in total in 1,191,167 m² area.

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Migros

		A Look at Migros
		Partnership Structure and Affiliates
		Mission - Vision - Strategy
		Migros Articles of Association

A LOOK AT MIGROS

Migros Türk T.A.Ş. was founded in 1954 in İstanbul through the joint initiatives of the Swiss Migros Cooperatives Union and the İstanbul Municipality. Embracing the mission of procuring food supplies and consumables from producers under the supervision of the municipal authorities and of serving these products to İstanbul inhabitants in hygienic conditions and at economic prices, Migros opened its first store in Beyoğlu at the Fish Market in 1957. 1975 marked the acquisition of the majority shares in Migros by Koç Group, upon which the number of stores grew rapidly.

Making a major leap forward in 2005, Migros acquired Tansaş Perakende Mağazacalık T.A.Ş. and further strengthened its market-leading position. The synergy and the increased proficiency that will be born out of the merger of the two entities under the Migros structure will enhance the competitive edge and bring about the opportunity to offer the customers goods and services at more advantageous prices.

As of 2007, Migros serves with its 89 M, 91 MM, 40 MMM, 3 5M, 460 Şok, 123 Mini, 76 Midi, 48 Maxi and 8 Macrocenters across all seven geographic regions of Turkey. Through its foreign subsidiaries, the global number of its stores has come to 953 with 3 Ramstores in Azerbaijan, 9 in Kazakhstan, 1 Kyrgyzstan and 2 in Macedonia.

Having further solidified its sectoral leadership in 2005 by purchasing the national chain store Tansaş, Migros, through this merger, seeks to achieve significant savings in cost items such as procurement, stocks, logistics, warehousing, distribution, fixed assets and information technology.

The undisputed pioneer of the modern retail sector in Turkey, Migros works to satisfy the needs of its customers through a broad range of offerings from stationery to glassware, white goods to books, cassettes to ready-to-wear clothing, in addition to food and consumables, in its efficiently designed vast stores.

Migros does and will continue to serve its country and its customers with a business philosophy built on its core values, corporate culture, commitment to social responsibilities and trust-building corporate identity.

STORES OPENED IN 2007

9 M stores:
Söke Çarşı in Aydın, Bilecik FRC in Bilecik, Cumhuriyet in Bursa, Osmangazi in Eskişehir, Mersin Kızkalesi in İçel, Ethemefendi in İstanbul, Hisarcık in Kayseri, Fethiye Hisarönü in Muğla, Bafra in Samsun

9 MM stores:
Esentepe in Adana, Uncalı in Antalya, Ayvalık 2 in Balıkesir, Kınıklı in Denizli, Iğdır in Iğdır, Mardin in Mardin, Osmaniye in Osmaniye, Atakum in Samsun, Tokat in Tokat

5 MMM stores:
Beysupark in Ankara, Balıkesir FRC in Balıkesir, Mersin Forum in İçel, İstinye in İstanbul, Espark in Eskişehir

8 Mini Tansaş stores:
Altınkum Didim in Aydın, Adatepe, Ümraniye İstiklal, Maltepe Çarşı, Karagümrük, İçerenköy in İstanbul, Kırıkkale in Kırıkkale, Yatağan in Muğla,

8 Midi Tansaş stores:
Akbük Didim, Kuşadası Çevreyolu in Aydın, Subayevleri in Balıkesir, Beşevler in Bursa, Kanatlı in Eskişehir, Gaziosmanpaşa in İstanbul, Dikili Salihleraltı in İzmir, Bosna in Konya

6 Maxi Tansaş stores:
Yenişehir Mersin, Göçmen in İçel, Bahçeşehir, Bakırköy Capacity AVM in İstanbul, Manavkuyu Adliye in İzmir, Yalıkavak in Muğla

1 Macrocenter store:
Acarkent in Istanbul

114 Şok stores:
Toros, Seyhan, Çınarlı in Adana, Doğu Lojmanları, Plevne, Kırkkonaklar, Dörtyol Subayevleri, Dikmen Çarşı, Necatibey in Ankara, Dokuma, Alanya Saray, Subaşı in Antalya, Söke İstasyon, SSK, Kuşadası, Kuşadası Davutlar in Aydın, Altınova, Gömeç, Edremit Altınkum, Burhaniye Öğretmenler, Altınoluk, Avşa Yiğitler, Erdek Merkez in Balıkesir, Bartın in Bartın, Bolu in Bolu, Güzelyalı Merkez, Altıparmak, Kaplıkaya, İznik, Yeşilyayla in Bursa, Sungurlu, Çorum in Çorum, Akçakoca Merkez in Düzce, Şahinbey, Gazi Muhtarpaşa in Gaziantep, İskenderun Feneryolu, Antakya Emekevleri in Hatay, Yalvaç, Halıkent in Isparta, Yemişkumu, Anamur in İçel, Büyükçekmece Yakuplu, Fatih Kıztaşı, Bakırköy Zuhuratbaba, Üsküdar Barbaros, Bostancı Değirmenyolu, Kurtköy Şeyhli, Mimaroba, Arıköy, Acıbadem Kuruçeşme, Tozkoparan, Sinanoba, Cihangir Bakraç, Kozyatağı Sarıkanarya, Kumburgaz, Ömerpaşa Cadde, Eminalipaşa Cadde, Lemi Atlı (Şenesenevler), Fatih Sarıgüzel, Kamiloba, Küçükçekmece İstasyon, Güngören Cadde, Avcılar Üniversite, İçerenköy Merkez, Kurtköy Kiptaş, Yenibosna Radar İn İstanbul, Dikili, Selçuk, Ulukent, Urla Çeşmealtı, Susuzdere, Çeşme Liman, Karaburun, Foça Liman, Gümüldür in İzmir, Kral Sitesi, İnönü in Kastamonu, İldem in Kayseri, Çarşı, Kefken, Akarca, Üniversite in Kocaeli, Akşehir in Konya, Hükümet Konağı, Soma, Salihli Merkez, Manisa Demirci, Akhisar Hürriyet, Salihli Çınaraltı, Alaşehir in Manisa, Köyceğiz, Merkez, Ortaca, Dalaman, Marmaris Beldibi, Marmaris Turunç, Fethiye, Marmaris Merkez, Milas, Fethiye Taşyaka in Muğla, Ordu in Ordu, İstasyon in Osmaniye, Kırkpınar in Sakarya, Bulvar, Mimar Sinan in Samsun, Şarköy Sahil, Baykallar in Tekirdağ, Tanjant, Kalkınma in Trabzon, Kozlu, Alaplı Merkez, Zonguldak, Devrek, Çaycuma in Zonguldak,

2 Ramstores:
Çimkent, Mega Astana in Kazakhstan

Furthermore, 4 new Ramstores, namely Krasnoyarsk-2 Samolet, Ekatrerinburg, Ufa-2 and Orohevo-Zuyevo, were opened in Russia. A share transfer aggrement was signed to sell of Ramenka shares to Enka Holding Investment S.A. on 10 September 2007. Share transfer was completed on 9 November 2007 and shares of Ramenka and stores were transferred to Enka Group, therefore, Ramenka was omitted from our subsidiary portfolio.