While Albaraka Türk made a profit of 5.8 billion TL in the first nine months of 2026, the financial support it provided to the economy reached 398.6 billion TL.
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Albaraka Türk is one of the financial institutions in Türkiye operating in the field of participation banking.
Albaraka Türk made a profit of 5.8 billion TL in the first nine months of 2026, according to consolidated financial results.
According to consolidated financial data, Albaraka Türk continued its growth with the cash and non-cash financing support it provided to the economy totaling 398.6 billion TL in the first nine months of 2026. The bank, whose asset size reached 589 billion TL as of the end of September, maintains its durable stance in asset quality. The non-performing loans ratio, recorded as 2.2% in the September 2026 period, remained below the sector averages, supporting its solid asset quality and stable position in the sector. The capital adequacy ratio was 17.6%.
The size of participation funds collected through participation and private current accounts increased by 41% compared to the end of 2025 and reached 392 billion TL.
Making evaluations regarding the financial statements, Albaraka Türk General Manager and Board Member Malek K. Temsah made the following statements:
"The effects of geopolitical developments in the global economy, fluctuations in financial markets and changing economic dynamics continue to be felt. In the light of these developments, as Albaraka Turk, our support to the economy continues. As of September 2026, our cash and non-cash financing support is approaching 400 billion TL, while our non-performing loans rate is at 2.2%, below the sector average. Participation funds, which constitute the main source of our bank's growth strategy, have increased by 41% compared to the end of 2025." In particular, the strong growth in our participation accounts confirms that our bank maintains its growth momentum and maintains a healthy growth without compromising its asset quality and risk management discipline.
In parallel with our durable balance sheet structure, our sustainable revenue growth continues. In the first nine months of 2026, our consolidated net profit was 5.8 billion TL, while our average return on equity was 32.5%.
As Albaraka Türk, we continue our sustainable growth journey with determination by strengthening our customer-oriented banking approach. Thanks to our technology investments, artificial intelligence and data-oriented work, and innovative collaborations, we constantly improve our services to offer faster, more effective and personalized solutions to our customers. While supporting the real sector and SMEs' access to finance, we continue our efforts to expand our international network and increase our operational efficiency and accessibility of our financial services. “We will continue to create long-term value for our country's economy and all our stakeholders in line with the core values of participation finance.” he said.

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