The Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye (TKYB) shared its financial results for the first half of 2026 on the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP). While the bank's total assets reached 214.6 billion lira, its loan volume rose to 126.4 billion lira. The ratio of gross non-performing loans to total loans stood at 0.52 percent, maintaining strong asset quality.
Profit up 31 percent
TKYB's net profit for the six-month period exceeded 5 billion lira. The bank, which maintained an average return on equity of 30 percent, increased its net profit by 31 percent compared to the same period last year.
New resource agreements with international institutions
General Manager İbrahim Öztop stated that they strengthened cooperation with international development finance institutions in the first half of the year through new resource agreements. Öztop shared the following information:
- 100 million euros with the European Investment Bank
- 200 million euros with the World Bank
- 350 million dollars with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation
- Credit agreements worth 200 million euros were signed with the French Development Agency.
"These resources we have secured from international financing institutions cover a broad range of investments, from SMEs' clean energy and energy efficiency investments to infrastructure investments, from low-carbon production to practices that strengthen the role of women in economic life. Through these collaborations, while increasing our international financing capacity, we will continue to contribute to Türkiye's sustainable growth and the enhancement of its competitiveness."
Investment banking activities
Öztop said that, within the framework of projects carried out with the Privatization Administration, they successfully completed the auction process for the privatization tender of the Tekirdağ Çeşmeli Port. In the capital markets, he noted that they facilitated companies' access to alternative financing resources by intermediating the 1.8 billion lira sukuk issuance of Vakıf Leasing.
95.9 million dollars in support to the entrepreneurship ecosystem
Öztop noted that through the Türkiye Development Fund, investments have been made in ventures in data science, marketing technologies, energy technologies, and artificial intelligence. He added that advanced technology startups were included in the portfolio in the second quarter, and that the launch of the Automotive Industry Exporters' Union Venture Capital Investment Fund (OİB GSYF), established in cooperation with the Ministry of Trade and the Uludağ Automotive Industry Exporters' Union, was carried out. The total resources channeled to the entrepreneurship ecosystem via the Türkiye Development Fund to date have reached 95.9 million dollars.
Sustainability-themed loans account for 96 percent of the portfolio
Öztop announced that sustainability-themed loans make up 96 percent of the loan portfolio, with the share of climate-focused financing rising to 56 percent. Öztop highlighted that they contributed to the reduction of approximately 4 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions through renewable energy projects, and noted the following:
"In line with our sustainable finance approach, we will continue to contribute to the strengthening of our country's low-carbon, competitive, and resilient economic structure by directing our resources to investments that create long-term value."
