Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye’s Total Assets Reach TRY 204 Billion

Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye (TKYB) announced its financial results for year-end 2025. At the end of 2025, the Bank increased its total assets by 32.6% compared with the previous year-end, reaching TRY 204 billion. The Bank also increased its loan portfolio to TRY 124 billion through financing provided to high value-added projects.

Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye disclosed its 2025 financial results on the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP). As of year-end 2025, the Bank increased its total assets by 32.6% compared with the previous year-end to TRY 204 billion.

The loan portfolio rose by 30.5% compared with the previous year-end to TRY 124 billion, while the ratio of gross non-performing loans to total loans, an important indicator of asset quality, remained at 0.46%. The Bank’s average return on equity stood at 33%, while net profit increased by 46% year on year to TRY 9 billion.

We Support Our Country’s Sustainable Development Through Strong International Cooperation

Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye maintained strong cooperation with international development and financial institutions in 2025 and continued contributing to the Turkish economy through long-term financing on favourable terms. Cooperation established with numerous international institutions, particularly the World Bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, China Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank and the Italian development bank, represented important steps supporting the Bank’s sustainable and inclusive development objectives.

Commenting on the matter, TKYB CEO İbrahim Öztop said: “Throughout the past year, we continued contributing to our country’s development through the strong cooperation we developed with international financial institutions. In May, the USD 500 million agreement we signed with the World Bank provided an important resource for increasing employment in the earthquake-affected region. In August and September, we signed new financing agreements totalling USD 400 million with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and China Development Bank, playing an important role in advancing regional development.” Drawing attention to new agreements signed by the Bank in the final quarter of the year, Öztop added: “We signed loan agreements equivalent to USD 325 million with the Asian Development Bank to finance renewable energy and manufacturing investments, and EUR 50 million with the Italian development bank to support solar energy investments in the earthquake-affected region. Through these resources, we contribute to priority areas for our country, including strengthening employment, accelerating the green transition, developing digital infrastructure and increasing production capacity.”

We Contribute to Strengthening the Real Economy Through Investment Banking Activities

Emphasising that the Bank supported value-creating projects in the real economy through its investment banking activities, Öztop said: “In 2025, we continued supporting the growth of our country’s investment ecosystem by providing public institutions and private-sector companies with mergers and acquisitions advisory, capital-markets and financial advisory services. In this context, while financial advisory services continued for power plant and port projects carried out under the Privatisation Administration, we provided exclusive financial advisory services in strategic private-sector areas including food, retail, the circular economy, technology and tourism.”

Highlighting the successful completion of public offerings and sukuk issuances for leading institutions in the capital markets, Öztop said: “As part of our efforts to strengthen capital-markets financing for renewable energy investments, Kalyon PV’s TRY 3.3 billion initial public offering was completed with our Bank acting as adviser. In addition, we successfully completed TARFİN’s TRY 800 million and Vakıf Leasing’s TRY 330 million lease-certificate issuances through the advisory and intermediation services provided by our Bank, from structuring through completion of the sales process.”

We Support the Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Through Development-Focused Investments

The Türkiye Development Fund (TKF), established within Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye, continued its contribution to the entrepreneurship ecosystem in 2025 in line with its objective of supporting innovative and high value-added investments. Reaching TRY 6.3 billion in assets under management and 210 investors at year-end, TKF played an active role across different layers of the entrepreneurship ecosystem through direct investments and fund investments.

Commenting on their contribution to the entrepreneurship ecosystem, Öztop said: “Throughout 2025, we made strategic investments through the Türkiye Development Fund to support the development of the entrepreneurship ecosystem. With the Fund Basket Venture Capital Investment Fund established in December 2025, we increased the number of our funds to 10. Through the TKYB Fund of Funds, we committed a total of USD 22 million to five funds: Mediterra Capital, Revo Capital, ACT Venture Partners, 212 and e2vc. By year-end, we had made USD 20.7 million in direct investments in a total of 26 companies, including 21 new and five follow-on investments. In addition, under the TÜBİTAK BiGG Fund, we invested a total of USD 4.1 million in 185 pre-seed ventures, contributing to the strengthening of early-stage entrepreneurship.”

Emphasising that the total resources provided to the entrepreneurship ecosystem through the Türkiye Development Fund since its establishment had reached USD 88 million, Öztop said: “In 2026, we will resolutely continue making a long-term contribution to the deepening of Türkiye’s entrepreneurship ecosystem, the enhancement of technological capabilities and sustainable development objectives through new direct and fund investments.”

Sustainable Development Is at the Core of All Our Activities

Commenting on the Bank’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance throughout 2025, Öztop said: “The share of our sustainability-themed loan portfolio in our total portfolio reached 96%. By financing 7.3% of renewable energy projects in Türkiye, we contributed to the avoidance of 4.2 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions. We published our Sustainability Report in compliance with the Türkiye Sustainability Reporting Standards (TSRS) and our Integrated Report in accordance with GRI Standards, while also making our fourth Impact Report, aligned with the Operating Principles for Impact Management, available to the public. The recognition of our sustainability approach through awards received on national and international platforms is an important indication of our commitment in this field. In the period ahead, we will resolutely continue offering financing solutions aligned with our country’s climate goals, supporting the real sector’s green-transition process and pioneering good practices in the financial sector.”