Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye’s Total Assets Exceed TRY 190 Billion

Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye disclosed its financial results for the first nine months of 2025 on the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP). In the third quarter of 2025, the Bank increased its total assets by 24% year on year to TRY 190.7 billion.

The loan portfolio rose by 19% year on year to TRY 116.4 billion, while the ratio of gross non-performing loans to total loans, an important indicator of asset quality, remained at 0.51%. The Bank’s average return on equity stood at 34.5%, while net profit increased by 47% year on year to TRY 6.4 billion.

We Continue Contributing to the Turkish Economy Through International Cooperation

Noting that the Bank maintained strong cooperation with international financial institutions in the third quarter of 2025, TKYB CEO İbrahim Öztop said: “We continued bringing resources into our country through our work with the World Bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, China Development Bank, the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and other leading financial institutions. Through the USD 500 million financing agreement signed with the World Bank in May, we took an important step towards increasing formal employment in 11 provinces affected by the earthquakes and seven neighbouring provinces. In August and September, we concluded new financing agreements totalling USD 400 million with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and China Development Bank. Through these resources, we continue contributing to our country’s green transition, digitalisation and the real sector’s access to finance.”

We Contribute to Our Country’s Investment Ecosystem Through Investment Banking Activities

Emphasising that the Bank added value to public institutions and private-sector companies through its investment banking activities, Öztop said: “Through our mergers and acquisitions advisory services, we continued contributing to our country’s investment ecosystem. While advising companies operating in strategic areas such as technology, start-ups, food, the circular economy and tourism, we also maintained our financial advisory support for tourism and healthcare facility projects and investments with high social and economic impact.” Highlighting the successful completion of public offerings and sukuk issuances for leading institutions in the capital markets, Öztop stated that the Bank continued its work without slowing down to diversify investment banking products and services for institutional investors, public institutions and the real sector and to reinforce its leading position in the market.

We Support the Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Through Strategic Investments

Emphasising the importance they attach to the development of the entrepreneurship ecosystem, TKYB CEO İbrahim Öztop said: “During the first nine months of 2025, we made strategic investments through the Türkiye Development Fund. As of the third quarter, we had provided a total of USD 68.1 million under the Türkiye Development Fund, comprising USD 29 million for 39 direct investments, USD 27.5 million for eight fund investments and approximately USD 11.6 million for 440 TÜBİTAK BiGG ventures. In the final quarter of the year, we will resolutely continue supporting our entrepreneurship ecosystem through both direct investments and fund investments.”

We Deepen Our Environmental and Social Impact Through Our Sustainable Development Mission

Stating that the Bank continued its investments in line with Türkiye’s sustainable development objectives, Öztop said: “Our sustainability-themed loan portfolio accounts for 96% of our total portfolio. By directing 61% of the resources we secure to renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects, we contribute to our country’s green transition. Approximately 7.3% of renewable energy investments in Türkiye have been financed by our Bank, and through these projects we have supported the avoidance of 4.2 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions. In addition, our Sustainability Report aligned with the Türkiye Sustainability Reporting Standards (TSRS) and our 2024 Integrated Report prepared in accordance with GRI Standards were made available to the public, while Türkiye’s fourth Impact Report aligned with the Operating Principles for Impact Management and covering our environmental and social impact-management system and performance was published. Moreover, as the first state-owned bank to become a member of the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF), we continue to lead carbon management and set an example for the financial sector by calculating our Scope 3 emissions in accordance with the PCAF methodology and measuring them to international standards. All these efforts demonstrate that we regard our sustainable development vision not merely as a goal, but as a strategic responsibility.”