Turkcell Iletisim

Turkcell posted revenue of 71.8 billion TRY in Q2 2026 (+2.5% y/y), EBITDA of 30 billion TRY (margin 41.8%) and net income of 5.2 billion TRY. The company exceeded 40 million mobile subscribers for the first time; postpaid customers rose to 32.5 million, and the Digital Business Services segment grew 33% to 8.7 billion TRY. Management sees real growth supported by price discipline and higher postpaid usage, expects the full effect of recent price increases only in 2027, and confirms annual targets despite higher inflation and ongoing 5G license payments. » More on de.investing.com

Turkcell reported Q1 2026 revenue growth of 8.9% to 68.4 billion TRY and a net profit increase of 15% to 4.63 billion TRY, while the EBITDA margin fell by 2.3 percentage points to 41.4%. The company forecasts real revenue growth of 5–7% for 2026, an EBITDA margin of 40–42% and a CapEx ratio of around 25%, while data center and cloud revenues are expected to rise by 18–25%. Investors were disappointed by the muted margin outlook and the high investments for 5G rollout, putting the stock under selling pressure. Analyst consensus remains mostly positive with a 12‑month price target of 147.98 TRY and 12 buy ratings, so the decline is seen as a short-term reaction. » More on de.investing.com

Turkcell reported Q1 2026 revenue of 68.4 billion TRY (+8.9%) and net profit of 4.6 billion TRY (+14.9%), driven by the nationwide 5G launch and a strong digital business (+64% in the Digital Business Services segment). EBITDA margin fell 2.3 percentage points to 41.4% due to higher costs and 5G investments; the company secured a $1 billion Murabaha syndication to finance the rollout. Turkcell maintained a conservative leverage (0.42x), approved a 50% dividend payout ratio and confirmed its full-year revenue growth guidance of 5–7%. » More on de.investing.com