Energy & Industry

Project engagement

A separate investor relations experience for a listed industrial company.

Kordsa Investor Relations

Industry

Industrial Manufacturing — listed company

Sector

Energy & Industry

Engagement

Project engagement

Client context

01

Kordsa is a publicly listed industrial company in Türkiye, reporting to investors, analysts and regulators alongside its corporate audience.

Business challenge

02

A listed company publishes on a fixed calendar — results, reports, general assembly documents, governance updates and material disclosures — in two languages, and every item has to remain retrievable long after it is published. A corporate marketing site is not structured for that.

User problem

03

Analysts, fund managers, individual shareholders and journalists arrive with a specific question: the latest results, a presentation cited elsewhere, the board and committee structure, the current shareholder structure, or the documents for an upcoming general assembly. Each of those needs to be reachable in a few steps and in the reader’s language.

MadeByCat role

04

Delivery of Kordsa’s separate investor relations website: investor-facing information architecture, the document and announcement content model, bilingual Turkish and English publishing, interface design and front-end implementation of the investor sections.

Transformation

05

Investor content is organised as its own digital experience rather than as a section appended to the corporate site, with disclosure, reporting, governance and general assembly material each holding its own navigable structure and dated archive.

We structured the site around what an investor comes to do rather than around internal departments: company overview and investment proposition first, then disclosures and results, then reports and presentations, then governance and general assembly, with stock information and a direct investor relations contact route always reachable. Disclosure items reference the official Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) record rather than restating it, so the site indexes the authoritative source instead of competing with it.

Solution

06

A separate bilingual investor relations website covering company overview and investment proposition, corporate governance, announcements, financial statements and results, reports and presentations, general assembly material, stock information, sustainability content, news and investor contact — with dated archives so each reporting period and document type stays navigable as the record grows.

Evidence & outcomes

A separate investor relations website, published in Turkish and English, operating on its own domain rather than as a corporate-site section.

Qualitative · Kordsa Investor Relations (official website) · MadeByCat project record

Investor sections observable on the live site include company overview and investment proposition, corporate governance, announcements, financial statements and results, reports and presentations, general assembly, stock information, sustainability content, news and investor contact.

Qualitative · Kordsa Investor Relations (official website)

Disclosure content is presented with dated archives and links to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) record.

Qualitative · Kordsa Investor Relations (official website)

Delivery of the investor relations website (MadeByCat project record).

Qualitative · MadeByCat project record

Services & capabilities

Investor Relations WebsitesInformation ArchitectureEnterprise UX/UICorporate Web PlatformEnterprise CMS & Content Operations

Capabilities: Experience Strategy · UX Research & IA · Interface Design · Content Governance

Questions

What was delivered for Kordsa?
A separate investor relations website, published in Turkish and English, covering the investor-facing sections a listed company maintains: company overview and investment proposition, disclosures, financial statements and results, reports and presentations, corporate governance, general assembly material, stock information, sustainability content, news and investor contact.
Why a separate investor relations site rather than a corporate section?
Investor content has its own audience, publishing calendar and archive depth. Keeping it as its own experience lets the disclosure architecture, document archive and bilingual publishing rhythm be designed for investors without being constrained by the corporate site’s navigation.
How is disclosure content handled?
The official Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) entry stays the authoritative record; the site presents announcements with their dates and links to that record, so the published version and the official version cannot diverge.

Evidence & sources

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