Evaluating the financial performance of Akbank in 2025, CEO Kaan Gür stated, “Despite the global and domestic volatility observed in the first half of 2025, macro-financial stability was largely maintained in Türkiye, through effective policy measures implemented. By mid-2025, the normalisation process had begun to accelerate both domestically and globally. Increased global risk appetite led to significant declines in country risk premiums, while domestically, gradual interest rate cuts continued in line with declining inflation. These developments together improved domestic and external financing conditions, creating a more favourable environment for the banking sector. Throughout this period, Akbank remained firmly committed to supporting the Turkish economy.”
“With our strong capital, we provided loans of TL 2 trillion 467 billion to the economy in 2025”
Gür continued, “In 2025, the loan support we provided to the economy increased to a total of TL 2 trillion 467 billion with TL 1 trillion 921 billion in cash loans. Our deposits reached TL 2 trillion 173 billion, while our assets reached TL 3 trillion 559 billion. With our strong capital adequacy ratio of 19%, we continued to support the growth and development of the real sector. In 2025, Akbank reported a consolidated net profit of TL 57 billion 224 million, after TL 19 billion 525 million tax expenses. I would like to thank our colleagues for their successful performance and all our stakeholders, especially our customers, for the trust they place in us.”