The Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) disclosed FETÖ's financial toll. Through operations that struck at the group's funding sources, 84,724 analysis files were completed by the end of 2025. The analysis reports prepared on 329,504 real and legal persons were submitted to judicial authorities. The value of frozen assets amounted to 6.108 billion TL, $2.507 million, €287,061, and 106.77 grams of gold.
By the end of 2025, suspension decisions were issued for 2,137 transactions suspected of links to FETÖ/PDY. Work began in 2013. According to information obtained from the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, MASAK launched investigations and examinations into FETÖ/PDY's financial structure in coordination with prosecutors and law enforcement units in the period following December 17-25, 2013.
While financial investigations were being matured until the coup attempt on July 15, 2016, trustees were appointed to companies linked to FETÖ/PDY. Additionally, Asya Katılım Bankası A.Ş., a key instrument of the group in the financial sector, was transferred to the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF). 784 companies transferred to TMSF. After the July 15, 2016 coup attempt, efforts targeting FETÖ's financial structure gained momentum.
With the issuance of statutory decrees, the group quickly lost its domestic economic assets. During this period, educational and civil society organizations linked to the group were shut down, and trustees were appointed by the TMSF to companies deemed 'connected, affiliated, or linked' in accordance with the relevant legal regulation.
In this process, 35 health institutions and organizations, 934 schools, 109 student dormitories, 104 foundations, 1,125 associations, 15 universities, and 19 trade unions were closed. The 784 companies, whose total assets stood at 42.3 billion lira when taken over, came under TMSF management. Thus, the investigations also disrupted the human resources that formed FETÖ/PDY's financial structure.
Blow to sleeper cells' assets. As part of the fight against FETÖ/PDY, efforts were also made to freeze assets at home and abroad. In this context, the domestic assets of 747 individuals were frozen, while requests to freeze the assets of 251 individuals in foreign countries were conveyed to the relevant countries.
The value of frozen assets amounted to 6,108,504,489 lira, 2,507,354 dollars, 287,061 euros, and 106.77 grams of gold. This included 875 real estate properties, 67 vehicles, one yacht, and 135 commercial registry records. As part of the FETÖ operations, MASAK shared intelligence on 6,520 real and legal persons in 2025.
By the end of 2025, requests for information sharing were sent to foreign counterpart financial intelligence units regarding 583 real and legal persons within the scope of FETÖ.
