Interest-bearing loans
depends on the declarationProven lower bound 0.0% · cautious upper bound 34.0%
Calculation and source
Calculation: numerator ÷ denominatorTRY 5,999,407,389÷TRY 17,642,274,462 (total assets)× 100
RatioInterest-bearing loans / total assets
The measurement is a range. The lower bound counts only the amounts that the statements and notes prove; the upper bound also counts, as a precaution, every item that could not be proven. The threshold falls inside this range, so the outcome depends on the company's KAFİF declaration.
Upper bound. Debt items that may count as interest-bearing (line 6I of the KAFİF form) were taken in full from the public statements. The deductions the company declares on line 6J of its KAFİF form are not used in the measurement; they could not be confirmed from the financial statements and notes, so the deduction was set to 0. The ratio is therefore an upper bound for the items shown in the financial statements. (Loans from participation banks and lease certificates (sukuk) are deducted only when a note shows them separately; nothing was deducted in this measurement.) Notes that could not be used: Note 4 (Short-term borrowings): the note's amounts could not be matched to this item automatically. Note 4 (Current portion of long-term borrowings): an amount in the note is not a whole number. Note 4 (Long-term borrowings): the note's amounts could not be matched to this item automatically. There is no usable evidence from the notes, so the proven amount was set to 0 and the lower bound is 0%. The ratio is in the range 0.00% to 34.01%; the outcome depends on the company's declaration.
KAFİF declaration 32.5% (first half 2026) · Sağlama range 0.0% to 34.0% (first half 2026) · the declaration is inside the range · View the form on KAP
Source: company financial report, first half 2026 statements · Jun 30, 2026