In Izmir, Kentkart has been in court this time as well: The electronic fare collection system used in Izmir's bus, subway, light rail system and sea transportation has also been sued.
Kentkart AŞ, which operates its system, filed a criminal complaint with the allegations of "spreading rumors that do not reflect the truth" and "making job offers to its employees" about the rival company that won the tender.
Company official Mazhar Umur Basmacı, in his application to the Izmir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office through his lawyer Bilge Özer, stated that KARTEK AŞ won the tender held by the General Directorate of ESHOT on 13 May, they objected to the Public Procurement Authority (PPA) regarding the tender and that the investigation continues.
In the petition, the rival company officials claimed that they spread rumors to the market that the tender was finalized and Kentkart lost the tender, "Kentkart AŞ reached people working in key positions and stated that they want to benefit from their experience, knowledge and knowledge to their companies on the condition that their accumulated compensation is met." given:
“In accordance with Articles 55 and 62 of the Turkish Commercial Code, complainant employees who deliberately commit an act of unfair competition, who deliberately give false or misleading information about their personal situation, products, commercial activity and business in order to prefer their own demands and offers over their competitors, to seize production or trade secrets We demand the prosecution to be punished for the suspects who cheat and learn that their employees have committed an unfair competitive act that requires punishment while they are doing their job. "
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