
Revenue 11.9%, EBITDA 6.9%, net profit 7.7 billion TL
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Türk Telekom increased its consolidated revenues by 11.9% on an annual basis to 86.4 billion TL in the third quarter of 2026. EBITDA reached 37 billion TL and net profit reached 7.7 billion TL. It made an investment of 27.9 billion TL, excluding license fees and solar energy investments.
Increasing its consolidated revenues to 86.4 billion TL with an increase of 11.9 percent on an annual basis in the third quarter of 2026, Türk Telekom's EBITDA in the third quarter reached 37 billion TL with an increase of 6.9 percent on an annual basis. The company, whose net profit in this quarter was 7.7 billion TL, made an investment of 27.9 billion TL, an increase of 20.2 percent on an annual basis, excluding license fees and solar energy investments.
Türk Telekom CEO Ebubekir Şahin said, "The digital transformation projects we implemented with our ability to transform technology into economic value accelerated our revenue growth in this quarter."
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