Koç Holding Reports Nine-Month 2026 Results, With First-Half Revenue of $36.4 Billion
Key Facts
Turkey’s Public Disclosure Platform, KAP, listed Koç Holding’s nine-month 2026 financial report in a filing window running from October 1 to November 9, 2026. The report follows the group’s announcement of combined revenue of $36.4 billion in the first half of the year, according to its financial statement. The new results provide a view of the group’s performance over nine months, following the first-half figures it previously reported. However, the information available here does not include the new report’s figures for net income, revenue or operating profit. The results can therefore be viewed only in the context of the first-half figures and investments disclosed by the group, alongside the reporting dates listed on its investor relations calendar.
The group’s combined investments were about $1.7 billion in the first half of 2026, Koç Holding said. The company said its combined investments over the previous five years totaled $16.9 billion. These figures put investment at the center of the group’s account of its performance, alongside combined revenue of $36.4 billion in the first half. The information available here does not show how investment was allocated among the group’s different businesses or how much each business contributed to the nine-month results. Nor does it provide details that would directly link investment to changes in revenue or profit in the new period.
Commenting on first-half performance, Koç Holding Chief Executive Levent Çakıroğlu said the group continued to operate amid ongoing economic uncertainty and volatility, particularly in neighboring regions and around the world. The group “remained resilient” under those conditions, he added, according to a Koç Holding statement. The remarks provide management’s context for the period before the nine-month report, without attributing the results to a particular business. The information available does not detail the performance of energy, automotive or durable consumer goods, or measure their contributions to revenue and profit. The figures and statements presented here therefore do not allow business-specific drivers of the period’s results to be identified.
The historical comparison in the investor presentation shows net income after non-controlling interests of 14.352 billion lira in the first nine months of 2025, compared with 9.300 billion lira in the corresponding period of 2024, an annual increase of 54%. The presentation defines this measure as Koç Holding’s share after accounting for joint venture partners’ shares and non-controlling interests. These are figures for an earlier period and provide historical context for the same measure, rather than results for the current period. The comparison alone is also insufficient to determine or explain the change in performance over the nine months of 2026. The available evidence does not include updated figures for this measure in the new report.
The investor relations calendar had set August 5, 2026, for the second-quarter 2026 results, while November 6, 2025, was listed for the third-quarter results of the previous year. On KAP’s website, the filing window for the nine-month 2026 report ran from October 1 through November 9. This sequence places the current disclosure in the context of the group’s financial reporting cycle, after the first-half results and before the end of the stated filing window. The available information does not give a subsequent date or any new financial guidance from the company. It also does not report a move in Koç Holding shares after the report was listed or a market reaction.