(Bloomberg) -- Turkey raised $1.9 billion, matching its biggest-ever initial public offering, by selling shares in state- run lender Turkiye Halk Bankasi AS, a sign of investor confidence after last week's dispute between the military and government.
The government sold shares in the Ankara-based bank at 8 liras apiece, the upper limit of the offer range, NTV television reported today. Investors bid for 25 percent of Halkbank last week even after the government called early elections.
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