Known for its preference to invest in the developed areas of Istanbul, Nurol RIT offered for sale the Nurol Tower project constructed next to Caglayan Courthouse in this scope. For the project, the average price per square meter was determined as 6 thousand and 200 Dollars. Musa Aykac, the General Manager of Nurol RIT, emphasized

“Despite all domestic and foreign plots, today Turkey has the power of and is currently conducting such an extensive project without begging somebody else and with its own resources, means and labour,” said Minister of Finance Mehmet Simsek in respect of Ilısu Dam Project. Simsek, who attended the ceremony which was held for Ilısu Dam

The 2012 List, prepared every year by considering the companies’ volume of business realised abroad, was published by International construction sector magazine “Engineering News Record” (ENR). According to the survey carried out to determine the world’s largest top 225 contracting companies, the number of Turkish companies on the list has increased from 31 to 33.

Nurol Real Estate is one of the rising companies of the sector in the recent period. General Manager Musa Aykac says that the portfolio extent has expanded 7 times in comparison with two years ago. Furthermore, they achieved this expansion only with their own capital and with the strength they created by means of projects.

Nurol Real Estate is going to construct a project, worth 105 million Dollars with a height of 200 meters on Ayazaga Cendere Road, located in Seyrantepe. On the lower floors of the project, offices and at the upper floors, residences will be located. Tugba Ensari, Deputy General Manager of Sales and Marketing at Nurol Real

Armoured vehicle manufacturer FNSS, which is a joint venture company established by Nurol Holding and BAE Systems, and the first body in the private sector defence industry, equips vehicles with new technologies against mines. FNSS signed an agreement with the American Skydex Technology company for the purchase of Convoy Deck which reduces the possibility of

Marmaray project continues at full speed. The most intriguing and interesting part of the project which will connect Gebze and Halkali with a undersea commuter train line is definitely the sunken tube tunnel constructed under the Strait. The construction of the world’s deepest tube tunnel built 60 meters below the sea level has been completed

British artist Kris Manvell who lives in Gumusluk, BODRUM, held his exhibition called “Metamorphosis” at Nurol Art Gallery. Manvell presented 21 paintings in which he depicts rebirth, transformation and metamorphosis.

Digging has started in the area between Orhangazi and Bursa, which is part of the Gebze-Orhangazi-Izmir Highway that will start from Istanbul, go through Bursa and reach Izmir. Digging has begun for the 3,5-kilometers long Samanli tunnel which will be constructed between Yalova and Orhangazi. The Samanli Tunnel, one of the most challenging stage of

Turkish students created a mechanical mule in reply to the mechanical pack dog called “Bigdog” created by the American scientists. Apart from carrying loads in rough terrains, the robot named “Mekat” is also capable of scanning for mines. 8-legged Mekat, developed with the support of FNSS company of Nurol Holding, can run at 5 kilometers