Interest-bearing loans
within the thresholdUpper bound
Calculation and source
Calculation: numerator ÷ denominatorTRY 22,969,321÷TRY 15,677,671,890 (total assets)× 100
RatioInterest-bearing loans / total assets
Upper bound. TRY 13,254,915 that is proven not to count was deducted from the debt numerator (source: Note 6). Of the lease liabilities shown on the balance sheet, TRY 26,182,514 are debts that do not count under TKBB Guideline 6.2, so they were deducted from the debt numerator (source: balance sheet, page 5). As a precaution, financial liabilities other than leases shown on separate lines outside the main debt total were added once, after they were confirmed against their section total. This is an assumption: it is not proven that these items carry interest. Because extra items are included, the ratio is an upper bound for the items shown in the financial statements. Note 6: “İlişkili taraflara ticari olmayan borçlar (Dipnot 3)” TRY 20,000: undetermined, kept in the upper bound; “Ödenecek vergi ve fonlar” TRY 13,254,915: not counted (proven). Notes that could not be used: Note 21 (Short-term borrowings): the note's amounts could not be matched to this item automatically. The ratio is in the range 0.00% to 0.15%; both bounds give the same result.
| Item, as written in the company's report | Amount (TRY) | Class | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| İlişkili taraflara ticari olmayan borçlar (Dipnot 3) · Other payables, note 6 | 20,000 | undetermined, kept in the upper bound | TKBB Guideline 6.1 |
| Ödenecek vergi ve fonlar · Other payables, note 6 | 13,254,915 | not counted (proven) | TKBB Guideline 6.2 |
KAFİF declaration 0.0% (first half 2026) · Sağlama range 0.0% to 0.2% (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