Information rights obligate a company to deliver defined financial and operational information to qualifying investors — typically annual and quarterly financials, an annual budget, and a current cap table. They let investors monitor performance without sitting on the board.

These rights are usually granted to major investors above a shareholding threshold and may carry confidentiality and competitor-exclusion limits. In Türkiye they are commonly secured contractually in the shareholders’ agreement, supplementing the limited statutory information rights under the Turkish Commercial Code.