In 2003 and 2004, the postponement of bankruptcy clause was added to the Execution and Bankruptcy Law in order to bring the companies that are financially in a difficult situation but have a hope of recovery to the economy. However, as a result of the misuse of the right to postpone bankruptcy, the new bankruptcy deferment applications were not accepted before the state of emergency (OHAL), then the Law No. 7101 on the Amendment of the Execution and Bankruptcy Law and Some Other Laws came into force on 15 March 2018. With the Article 62 of the Law No. 7101, our Commercial Code has been amended and the article concordat has been added to Article 377 instead of postponement of bankruptcy. According to article 285 of the Execution and Bankruptcy Law; Any debtor who cannot pay his debts despite the due date or who is in danger of failing to pay on his due terms can say that he can demand the concordat to pay his debts or to avoid a possible dismissal by means of making or changing the maturity. With this application, it is aimed to ensure continuity of enterprises. In this context, the aim of the study is to examine the level of concordat applications' contribution to the continuity of enterprises. For this purpose, it will be tried to determine the number of companies applying to concordat from the date of entry into force of the Law and completing the concordat process without bankruptcy or by bankruptcy. In the study, the reasons that lead companies to concordat process will be examined and the risks affecting the continuity of the enterprises and the controls that may bring them will be explained with the help of sample case.