MKS. Proudly carrying the pride of the well-deserved trust in the machines that have been working successfully in the country and the world for more than 28 years, and making an effort to offer you quality. As MKS, we aim to combine your feelings and thoughts with sweat and quality to obtain products. We believe that having a quality product is not a privilege, but a right. Our company is currently operating on 23,000 square meters with 7,500 square meters closed area. MKS follows and implements new technologies with its experienced team and is always by your side after sales with its technical support team. In our company, a quality assurance system was established in 2002 and certified with the ISO 9001 Quality Assurance System Certificate by the Turkish Standards Institute in 2003. Born in 1956 in Ayancık district of Sinop. He completed primary school here and went to Istanbul in 1969 to work. While working here, he also attended Maçka Evening Art School outside working hours. Until 1978, he worked as an apprentice and journeyman in various manufacturing workshops. In 1978, he opened a lathe workshop in Istanbul Bayrampaşa with his brother and started his own business. In 1980, he entered the marble sector by repairing an Italian marble cutting machine upon receiving an offer. He produced the first domestic marble cutting and polishing machine in Turkey. In 1988, he became a partner in the Köseler Marble Factory in Sakarya. In 1990, he established MKS Marble Cutting and Polishing Machines Limited Company. In the same year, he started a Marble Quarry operation in Bilecik. In 1992, he moved MKS Limited Company from Istanbul to Sakarya, to Adalet village on the Akçay road, and established production facilities. In 1993, he made his first export to Lebanon. In 2001, he represented our country as the only Turkish Machine manufacturing company at the Italy Fair. In 2004, he established General Marble Corp. Kemal Yener, who has achieved many successes in business life, has also participated in various social responsibility projects in the social and cultural fields. Some of these projects are University-Industry Cooperation Project and a primary school he built in Sapanca Akçay. Setting an example with all these, Philanthropist Businessman Kemal Yener passed away at the age of 56 due to a tragic traffic accident he had in the vicinity of Karaçam village in August 2012. Kemal Yener, who was buried in Adapazarı after his passing, left behind his sons Murat, Serdar, and Sertaç, who are continuing his legacy. By naming the school he built MKS Primary School and MKS Secondary School, Kemal Yener's name became immortalized. We, as the staff and students of Kemal Yener Primary and Secondary School, remember Philanthropist Businessman Kemal YENER with mercy.
