The largest contribution to the gross national product last year came from non-financial companies

Turkish Statistical Institute published the "Corporate Sector Accounts" bulletin for 2025.

Accordingly, non-financial companies stood out as the sector that contributed the most to the added value created in the total economy. 55.5 percent of the total added value was produced by these companies. This rate was at 58 percent in 2024.

This sector was followed by households with 27.9 percent, general government with 12.6 percent and financial companies with 4.1 percent.

While GNP increased by 41.4 percent compared to the previous year in 2025, reaching 62 trillion 288 billion 195 million 804 thousand liras, the ratio of total gross savings to gross domestic product (GDP) was calculated as 29.9 percent for the total economy last year.

This rate was recorded as 15 percent for non-financial companies, 9.1 percent for households, 1.7 percent for financial companies and 4.1 percent for the general government.

The savings rate, defined as the ratio of household savings to disposable income, was calculated as 13.9 percent in 2024 and 14.3 percent in 2025.

The total economy was in a net borrowing position with 0.9 percent of GDP in 2024 and 1.8 percent last year.