Halkbank Announces 2025 Financial Results: Total Assets Reach 4.3 Trillion Lira

Strong Growth in Financial Indicators Halkbank has announced its financial results for the final quarter of 2025.
According to the bank's data, its total assets reached 4.3 trillion lira by the end of 2025, representing a 43 percent annual increase.
During this period, cash loans grew by 36 percent compared to the previous year, reaching 2 trillion lira, while non-cash loans increased by 47 percent to 1.2 trillion lira.
Consequently, Halkbank's total credit volume rose by 40 percent to reach 3.2 trillion lira.
In the same period, deposit volume reached 3.5 trillion lira, a 46 percent increase compared to the end of 2024, while equity grew by 43 percent to 218 billion lira.
The securities portfolio also expanded by 52 percent, reaching 1.2 trillion lira.
Market Leadership in SME and Tradesmen Loans Halkbank General Manager Osman Arslan stated that 2025 was a year in which resources were directed toward selective areas and credit growth was managed in a balanced manner.
Emphasizing that they prioritized access to finance for tradesmen and SMEs, Arslan noted that the tradesmen loan balance rose by 20 percent to 320 billion lira by the end of 2025.
The bank's SME loan volume increased to 961 billion lira, maintaining its market leadership.
The share of SME loans within cash loans was 48 percent, while the share of loans provided to tradesmen within SME loans reached 33 percent.
Support for Women and Young Entrepreneurs Regarding support for the entrepreneurship ecosystem, Arslan reported that since 2021, a total of 125 billion lira in financing has been provided to 268,000 women entrepreneurs under the Women Entrepreneur Loan Support Package.
It was highlighted that one out of every three loans used by women entrepreneurs across Turkey was provided by Halkbank.
In efforts targeting young entrepreneurs, a total of 41 billion lira in loans was extended to 236,000 customers.
While 46 percent of these resources were directed to young entrepreneurs under the age of 35, financing support was diversified through products such as the "Genç İşi Loan," "First Step Loan," and "Techno-Entrepreneur Loan." Additionally, it was stated that the bank continued to contribute to youth projects with the "KGF-Guaranteed Gençİz Loan" launched at the end of 2025.