The transaction is expected to close in the coming weeks, pending final regulatory approvals.
The companies said the acquisition represents a key milestone in their 2026 growth strategy, with plans to expand both production capacity and product range
Industry stakeholders say the change could raise feed costs by around 3–6%.
With the newly announced purchases, the total volume of planned feed raw material imports over the short term has exceeded 800,000 tonnes.
Tiryakioğlu’s extensive knowledge, leadership, and sectoral expertise are expected to add significant value to Alapala Holding’s sustainable growth objectives.
Meanwhile, producers fear that a wave of duty-free imports could depress farmgate prices just as new-season barley and corn enter the domestic market.
The partnership outlines a framework for scientific and technical cooperation encompassing fisheries, aquaculture, and food and nutritional security.
Founded in 1974, Türkiyem-Bir currently represents 162 factories, accounting for 85% of Türkiye’s total compound feed output.
Under his leadership, Imas has expanded globally, with over 500 mills operating in 120+ countries.