ISTANBUL – Türkiye Finans Katılım Bankası announced that it provided a total of 288 billion Turkish lira in support to the national economy in 2025, comprising 226 billion lira in cash financing and 62 billion lira in non-cash financing.
According to a statement from the bank, Türkiye Finans maintained its strong capital structure while announcing its 2025 financial results.
The bank increased its statutory shareholders’ equity compared to the previous year-end, reaching 40.5 billion lira. Its capital adequacy ratio stood at 17.23%.
Expanding its funding base, the bank raised collected funds by 25% to 235.3 billion lira. The increased funding was utilized to expand its financing volume, while total assets rose by 35% to 390.4 billion lira.
Müge Öner, Board Member and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Türkiye Finans, said the bank delivered a strong performance in 2025 by further integrating the ethical and participatory model of Islamic finance with the real economy.
“We increased the funds we collected by 25%, bringing our funding base to 235.3 billion lira. A significant portion of this resource was allocated to investments supporting production and trade, as well as domestic producers and SMEs,” Öner said.
“With our strong capital structure and effective balance sheet management, we increased our total assets by 35%, once again demonstrating the transformative power of participation banking. In doing so, we supported sustainable, fair and inclusive growth,” she added.
Öner emphasized that the bank adopts a long-term relationship approach aligned with participation banking principles and focuses on sustainable value creation.
“We go beyond offering fast transactions by delivering comprehensive solutions that fully meet the needs of our retail customers and understand the business models of our commercial clients end-to-end, supporting their cash cycles in real time and accompanying them at every stage of their growth journey,” she said.
Öner also highlighted the bank’s employee-focused approach, noting that being included in the “Happiest Workplaces in Türkiye” list in the participation banking sector by Happy Place to Work’s scientific committee was as valuable as its financial performance.
Looking ahead, she stressed that the bank’s primary priority remains extending the unique potential of participation banking to broader segments of society and continuing to contribute to Türkiye’s sustainable economic growth journey.
Source: Anadolu Ajansı/ Prepared by: İlayda Gök