Enerjisa Enerji, which increased its total investments by 85 percent to 20.8 billion TL, maintained its year-end targets.
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Enerjisa Enerji is one of the main energy companies carrying out electricity distribution and retail sales activities in Türkiye.
Enerjisa Enerji, which continues its activities with the vision of 'A Better Future for Everyone', announced its financial results for the first nine months of 2026. As of the end of September, the company increased its total investments by 85 percent compared to the same period last year, reaching 20.8 billion TL, and allocated 20.1 billion TL of this amount to electricity distribution infrastructure. Prioritizing network modernization and digitalization, Enerjisa Enerji maintained its investment target of 30-35 billion TL for the end of the year.
In a period when global economic uncertainties and geopolitical developments were influential, Enerjisa Enerji maintained its strong financial performance and resilience with the support of its regulated operating structure and business model that provides protection against inflation. While the company's main operating income reached 62.1 billion TL in the first nine months of the year, approximately 90 percent of this income was obtained from the electricity distribution business line. The Regulatory Asset Base increased to 111.5 billion TL, supporting the strong financial performance. This performance once again demonstrated the decisive role of electricity distribution activities in the company's capacity to generate stable and sustainable income.
Enerjisa Enerji achieved a Base Net Profit of 11.6 billion TL in the first nine months of the year. With these results, the company has made significant progress towards achieving its targets of 80-85 billion TL Main Activity Income and 13-15 billion TL Base Net Profit for the end of the year. The company has managed to maintain its Net Financial Debt/Operating Income ratio at 1.0x, an indication of its balance sheet discipline and strong cash generating capacity.
Özsürekci: "We are investing for the strong networks required by electrification"
Stating that the importance of the electricity distribution infrastructure has increased with the widespread use of electrification, Enerjisa Enerji CEO Oğuzhan Özsürekci said: "The increased use of electricity in many areas from transportation to industry and the spread of renewable energy sources require increasing the capacity and flexibility of the networks. The target of increasing the share of electricity in global final energy consumption to 35 percent by 2035, which was brought to the agenda within the scope of COP31, which Türkiye will host, also reveals this need. In order to realize the transformation, it is necessary to invest in the infrastructure that will deliver electricity to users safely, uninterruptedly and efficiently. As Enerjisa Enerji, we are investing in the strong networks required by the targeted electrification. In this regard, we have allocated 20.1 billion TL to the electricity distribution infrastructure in the first nine months of 2026. We are modernizing our networks, expanding digitalization and developing the capacity to meet the increasing electricity demand. Our long-term cooperation with international financial institutions and our strong financing structure. "We will continue to contribute to Türkiye's energy transformation in line with our total investment target of 30-35 billion TL for the end of the year."
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