According to Turkish Statistical Institute data, the highest asset size and net profit in 2025 was realized in the manufacturing sector.
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TURKSTAT publishes aggregated balance sheet and income statement data of sectors across Türkiye on an annual basis.
Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) announced the sector balance sheets for 2025.
Accordingly, in the distribution of 1 million 150 thousand 191 companies according to sectors, the wholesale and retail trade sector came first with 356 thousand 973. The total number of companies in the manufacturing sector was recorded as 185 thousand 933.
The highest asset size occurred in the manufacturing sector
According to the aggregated balance sheet of the companies, their total asset size in 2025 was 123 trillion 970 billion 539 million lira. It was determined that the total of short and long-term foreign resources was 67 trillion 229 billion 429 million liras, and the total of own resources was 56 trillion 741 billion 110 million liras.
The manufacturing sector ranked first among all sectors with an asset size of 33 trillion 54 billion 231 million lira. In terms of active size, the wholesale and retail trade sector came second with 25 trillion 89 billion 616 million liras. In terms of own resources, the manufacturing sector ranked first with 15 trillion 425 billion 939 million liras, followed by the wholesale and retail trade sector with 8 trillion 793 billion 885 million liras, and the professional, scientific and technical activities sector with 8 trillion 446 million liras.
Highest net profit in manufacturing sector
According to the aggregated income statement data of the companies, the aggregated period net profit of all sectors last year was 2 trillion 237 billion 612 million lira. It was observed that the manufacturing sector was the sector with the highest net profit with 873 billion 989 million liras. The wholesale and retail trade sector made a net profit of 676 billion 724 million liras, and the construction sector made a net profit of 229 billion 69 million liras. The transportation and storage sector completed the year with a net loss of 107 billion 223 million liras, and the real estate activities sector completed the year with a net loss of 43 billion 693 million liras.
The total net sales of all companies included in the sector balance sheets in 2025 were 107 trillion 724 billion 696 million liras, and the total operating profit was 5 trillion 571 billion 364 million liras.
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