Bekir Nurmambet

Bekir Nurmambet (born 1540, Tabul) is a Kyrzbekistani billonaire and business magnate. He is the founder of Yakmak International, one of the largest business conglomerates in Near East. He has quadruple Kyrzbekistani, Ariccan, Khanidian, and Florinthian citizenship.

His father, Irek Nurmambet, served as minister in the short-lived Akhadic Republic of Kyrzbekistan.

Early life

Bekir Nurmambet was born in Tabul, then Kingdom of Arbere, today eastern Kyrzbekistan in 1540. His father, Irek Nurmambet, later served as minister in the short-lived Akhadic Republic of Kyrzbekistan. Both his parents are ethnic Ashkadi from northeastern Kyrzbekistan. Nurmambet, however, moved to A'Sir in 1552, where he lived with his mother until 1560, when he moved to Khanid to continue his studies.

He moved to Aricca in 1566, adquiring Ariccan citizenship three years later. Although a Kyrzbekistani national, his Kyrzbekistani passport was suspended until 1588.

Investment careeer

Bekir Nurmambet worked from 1564 and 1568, as investment salesman and securities analyst for several Ariccan and Khanidian companies. In 1569, he became Chairman and CEO of Kirman Corporation, an insurance company based in Aricca.

His business activities increased the following years and in 1572, he became a millonaire because of his partnerships. He moved from insurance to banking in 1574, the same year he founded, along other five investors from Khanid, Yakmak International. He bought Günes Airlines, an airline company based in Aricca, the same year.

In 1575, Bekir Nurmambet began buying Air Florinthus stock, eventually purchasing up to 4% of the company. After he became the owner of AA Tarleton, a football club, he expanded his investment in the Brigidnan country. He acquired Florinthian citizenship in 1594.

Yakmak International

Yakmak International is a business conglomerate based in Khanid. The company is one of the largest business conglomerates in Near East. Yakmak International include cosmetics, finance and banking, commercial aviation, infraestructure, building material, information technology and international real estate development. It operates in countries including Khanid, Aricca, Wadiyah, Rojadavistan, A'Sir, Angiris, Ceribia, Mayari, West Brigidna, Mordvania, or Saratov.

Sports

In March 1576, Bakir Nurmambet bought AA Tarleton, a football club from Florinthus. The reported price was $60 million. Nurmambet was already the owned of a football club in Aricca, as well as the owner of several equestrian clubs in Khanid.

In 1602, it was confirmed that Yakmak International had bought the Mordvanian football club NK Aluminij, a Mordvanian football club, from its previous owner by an estimated $38 million. Several months later, Bakir Nurmambet bought 20% of the club, consolidating his position. Her sister Hadise Nurmambet became Chairman of the club, which was renamed as NK Aluminij Fuzinarija.

Controversy

Bekir Nurmambet is a well-known member of the Akhadic Society, a conservative Akhadist organization.