TSKB Allocated Approximately USD 2 Billion of Long-Term Loans with a Focus on Development in 2025
TSKB has announced its financial results for the year 2025. The Bank’s bank-only financial statements indicated that its total asset size rose by 41% to TL 326.7 billion. During the same period, the Bank's long-term cash loan disbursements focusing on Türkiye's sustainable development reached around USD 2 billion, and its loan portfolio size grew by 11,2% on an FX-adjusted basis to reach TL 235.9 billion. TSKB delivered an ROE of 29,3% as of 2025 year-end. TSKB CEO Ozan Uyar said, "We closed 2025 with a strong performance that differentiates us from the sector, in line with the targets we set taking the multifaceted development goals of our country and our sustainability vision into account. We will continue to implement our strategy of creating value for the impact-oriented development of our country in 2026."
TSKB (Industrial Development Bank of Türkiye), Türkiye's first private development and investment bank, disclosed its financial results for the year 2025. According to the bank-only financial statements, TSKB's long-term cash financing support to the Turkish economy reached approximately USD 2 billion during the year and its total assets amounted to TL 326.7 billion. TSKB's loan portfolio, which grew by 11,2% on an FX-adjusted basis, reached TL 235.9 billion. While SDG-related loans accounted for 92% of total loans, approximately 60% of the total book were climate and environment-focused loans. The Bank's cumulative net profit for the period reached TL 11.4 billion. With its sustainable profitability performance, the Bank continued to strongly support its capital adequacy ratios, which are already well above the legal requirements. TSKB achieved an ROE of 29,3% and a capital adequacy ratio of 25,7% by the end of 2025.
A record level of funding was secured amounting to USD 1.8 billion in 2025.
Through its fundraising activities throughout 2025, TSKB secured a total of USD 1.8 billion in international financing, supporting its strong liquidity and diversified funding structure. Having signed four loan agreements with development finance institutions in the first nine months of the year, the Bank signed a loan agreement totaling EUR 300 million in the last quarter of the year with the partial guarantee of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), a member of the World Bank Group, and the counter-guarantee of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance of the Republic of Türkiye. This fund aims to support practices that will strengthen Türkiye's overall adaptation capacity by contributing to the development of climate resilience across Türkiye in an innovative way, helping companies to become more resilient and competitive against climate risks.
In addition, the Bank signed a EUR 250 million climate finance agreement with KfW (German Development Bank). Provided under the guarantee of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance of the Republic of Türkiye and further strengthening the long-standing cooperation between the two institutions, this resource aims to finance climate-themed investments, particularly renewable energy, energy efficiency, climate change adaptation, circular economy and environmental products.
"Achieving an average loan growth of approximately 10% on a currency-adjusted basis for the last three years, our Bank will continue to take decisive steps to maintain its sustainable development strategy in 2026."
Commenting on the year-end 2025 results, TSKB CEO Ozan Uyar said: " We closed 2025 with a strong performance that differentiates us from the sector, in line with the targets we set in par with the multifaceted development goals of our country and our sustainability vision. Throughout the year, we focused on projects that prioritize the economic, environmental, social and cultural transformation of our country and create lasting value through the long-term loans we extended close to USD 2 billion. We achieved 43% of our climate and environment-focused SDG-linked financing target of USD 4 billion by 2030. We also continued to engage in social impact financing with the themes of supporting companies in earthquake-affected regions and inclusiveness. Achieving an average loan growth of approximately 10% on a currency-adjusted basis for the last three years, our Bank will continue to take decisive steps to maintain its sustainable development strategy in 2026.
In 2025, we were happy to have realized the first investment of the Türkiye Green Fund, a venture capital with a focus on emissions reduction and inclusive transformation, which we launched in 2024, established with funds obtained from the World Bank under the guarantee of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance of the Republic of Türkiye, and which is the first of its kind in Türkiye and across the world, and of which we are the main investor. In 2026, we continue to evaluate projects diligently to make new investments. We will also continue to accompany our customers' transformation journeys through our advisory and investment banking services, offer innovative solutions to our stakeholders and create multifaceted value for the sustainable future of our country."
