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📖 Boncuk Yılmaz Biography
Boncuk Yılmaz (Boncuk Makbule Yılmaz) was born on May 13, 1981, in Istanbul. While details about her parents and siblings remain undisclosed, she completed her secondary education in Istanbul. Boncuk M Yılmaz is a Turkish actress whose debut in the film Karpuz Kabuğundan Gemiler Yapmak (2004), directed by Ahmet Uluçay, earned her early recognition and an award, setting the stage for roles in television series that brought her wider attention, notably her portrayal of Saadet in Çukur. Her transition from university graduate to screen actress began after she was noticed during a train journey; today, she has built a reputation through diverse characters in both film and TV, without relying on overused descriptors or clichés. General Information FieldDetailsDate of Birth:13 May 1981Age45Screen Name:Boncuk YılmazFirst…
Full profile →📖 79 New Foreign Companies Enter Pakistan in Last Years Biography
SECA total of 79 new foreign companies have entered Pakistan over the past three years, with foreign investment in the private sector reaching Rs. 40.7 billion, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. The data highlights renewed foreign investor interest, supported by acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic partnerships across key sectors. According to the SECP, 61 foreign companies carried out share transactions during the period, while 29 companies transferred shares to other foreign entities. This reflects increasing consolidation and cross-border investment activity in Pakistan’s corporate sector. Several major international deals were recorded during the period. Saudi Aramco acquired a 40 percent stake in Go Petroleum, while Saudi based Waqqad Data took 80 percent shareholding in Votech. In the…
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