Holdings, conglomerates, and family groups profiled on Corpy.
A holding company is a control mechanism first and an investment vehicle second.
This cluster covers the apex structures: the century-old family groups, Koç, Sabancı, Jardine Matheson and Swire, and the diversified conglomerates such as CK Hutchison. Their defining feature is a cross-shareholding and dual-listed architecture that keeps control concentrated across generations while still accessing public capital. Turkish and Hong Kong company law both accommodate this in ways Delaware does not.
These profiles unpack the ownership chains, and show what each layer of the structure is actually doing.
