Anadolu Group Grows with a Diversified Portfolio and Financial Discipline

Anadolu Group closed 2025 with a strong performance despite geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic challenges. The Group’s sales revenues increased by 6.2% to TRY 707.2 billion in 2025, while EBITDA rose by 5.8% to TRY 69.2 billion. Commenting on the results, Anadolu Group CEO Burak Başarır said: “Our diversified portfolio spanning multiple sectors and geographies, combined with disciplined execution and operational agility, allowed us to navigate a challenging environment and continue creating value for our stakeholders throughout the year. we remain committed to advancing our strategic growth ambitions in 2026 and to making meaningful progress toward our Vision 2035 goals”.

Anadolu Group Grows with a Diversified Portfolio and Financial Discipline
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Anadolu Group closed 2025 with a strong performance despite geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic challenges. The Group’s sales revenues increased by 6.2% to TRY 707.2 billion in 2025, while EBITDA rose by 5.8% to TRY 69.2 billion. Commenting on the results, Anadolu Group CEO Burak Başarır said: “Our diversified portfolio spanning multiple sectors and geographies, combined with disciplined execution and operational agility, allowed us to navigate a challenging environment and continue creating value for our stakeholders throughout the year. we remain committed to advancing our strategic growth ambitions in 2026 and to making meaningful progress toward our Vision 2035 goals”.

Anadolu Group announced its financial results for 2025. Anadolu Group CEO Burak Başarır stated that the Group closed the year with a strong performance. Despite the challenges experienced in the first half of the year, the Group recovered strongly in the second half and completed the year by meeting its targets and exceeding them in certain areas. According to the statement, the Group’s sales revenues increased by 6.2% to TRY 707.2 billion in 2025, while EBITDA rose by 5.8% to TRY 69.2 billion. Consolidated net profit reached TRY 19.6 billion, while net profit attributable to the parent company amounted to TRY 2.5 billion. Excluding the impact of inflation accounting, Anadolu Group increased its total sales by 42.6% and its EBITDA by 31.3%. On the same basis, consolidated net profit reached TRY 47.9 billion, while net profit attributable to the parent company increased by 62.7% to TRY 8.3 billion.

Evaluating the 2025 financial results, Anadolu Group CEO Burak Başarır said: “We closed 2025 with a strong performance. Despite persistent geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic headwinds across several of our markets, our diversified portfolio spanning multiple sectors and geographies, combined with disciplined execution and operational agility, allowed us to navigate a challenging environment and continue creating value for our stakeholders throughout the year”.

Central Asia Stands Out in Revenue and EBITDA Growth
Stating that performance and financial results strengthened as the year progressed, Başarır said: “Despite certain developments that negatively affected profitability in some areas, we preserved and improved our consolidated EBITDA margin both for the full year and in the fourth quarter, thanks to strict cost discipline and our focus on quality growth. In the fourth quarter, revenue grew by 12.8% year-on-year, while EBITDA increased by 19.9%. Central Asia was one of the standout regions, making a significant contribution to our revenue and EBITDA growth. This performance reflects a balanced contribution from both volume and pricing. This acceleration was driven by our focus on affordability, disciplined product mix management, and our determined approach to execution quality. It once again demonstrated the resilience of our business model and the effectiveness of our field teams.”

Focused on Financial Discipline
Emphasizing their focus on financial discipline throughout 2025, Başarır said: “Despite ongoing investment activities and challenging macroeconomic conditions, we maintained our consolidated Net Debt/EBITDA ratio at a healthy level of 1.1x throughout the year, in line with the previous year. Operational performance, positive free cash flow generation, working capital management, proactive risk management, the utilization of idle assets, and the reduction of short foreign exchange positions remained among our key priorities. Our results clearly demonstrate that we executed these priorities with determination.”

We Remain Confident in the Strength of Our Portfolio
Başarır stated that they expect the growth trend to continue in both domestic and international markets in 2026. Commenting on the Group’s targets for 2026, he said: “In light of the guidance shared by our group companies for 2026, we remain confident in the strength of our portfolio. We will continue to closely monitor the evolving geopolitical environment in our region and proactively manage potential risks. As Anadolu Group, we are committed to advancing our strategic growth targets in 2026 and making meaningful progress in line with our Vision 2035 plan.”