RE-PIE Portföy

RE-PIE originates a significant portion of its venture pipeline through Turkey's R&D incentive regime. Corporates receiving R&D tax benefits are required to allocate capital to venture capital funds, and RE-PIE structures dedicated funds to capture these mandatory commitments. This creates a policy-linked origination channel that sits alongside standard market-sourced secondary and pre-IPO transactions.

The firm operates as a portfolio management company that can structure both direct investments and fund-of-funds vehicles. Its venture practice includes direct pre-IPO equity and secondary positions, while it also creates and manages bespoke venture funds for corporate clients. The regulated portfolio management license allows it to hold public equities, fixed income, and precious metals alongside private assets.

RE-PIE works on both the institutional and developer sides of Turkish commercial real estate. For institutional clients, it diversifies existing property portfolios. For developers, it structures financing vehicles and matches projects with appropriate investor pools. The model spans equity investments and credit-oriented structures, operating under the firm's portfolio management regulatory umbrella.

No. RE-PIE Portföy is a regulated portfolio management company in Turkey, not a single or multi-family office. However, its client base includes family offices alongside pension funds, insurance companies, and corporate investors, and it provides the kind of bespoke mandate structuring typical of outsourced family office investment management.

Under Turkish law, companies receiving R&D tax incentives must invest a portion of their R&D expenditure into venture capital funds. RE-PIE designs and manages these mandatory funds, allowing corporates to meet their regulatory obligations while gaining exposure to the late-stage Turkish tech ecosystem. The firm handles fund administration, deal sourcing, and portfolio management for these dedicated structures.