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Türkiye Halk Bankasi (HALKB) Q4 2024 earnings summary

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Q4 2024 earnings summary

16 Dec, 2025

Executive summary

  • Achieved strong financial performance in 2024, with total assets reaching up to TRY 3.14 trillion, a 37% year-over-year increase, and a focus on Turkish lira dominance and capital buffer management in a volatile environment.

  • Net profit rose 31% to TRY 23.2 billion, with net income in Q4 at TRY 3.9 billion, and ROE improving to 14.8% YtD.

  • Issued a TRY 26 billion Tier 2 bond and other subordinated debt to strengthen capital structure and support future growth.

  • Advanced digital transformation and sustainability initiatives, including approval for a digital participation bank and a renewable energy subsidiary.

  • The independent auditor issued a qualified opinion due to the classification of certain government bonds, which, if adjusted, would reduce total assets and equity by TRY 6.3 billion.

Financial highlights

  • Total assets surpassed TRY 3 trillion, with growth of 37% YoY and 4.6% QoQ; net loans increased to TRY 1.49 trillion.

  • Net interest income reached TRY 43.1 billion, with NII up 32% QoQ in Q4 and NIM improving to 2.9% (swap adjusted).

  • Net fees and commissions income rose 108% YoY, reaching TRY 41.7 billion.

  • Operating expenses increased 43% YoY but remained below inflation; cost/income ratio at 42.5% in Q4.

  • Dividend per share for 2024 is TRY 2.10, pending approval.

Outlook and guidance

  • Forecasting mid-20s total loan growth, low-20s TL loan growth, high single-digit FX loan growth in USD terms for 2025.

  • Targeting NIM of 4% or higher by 2025, with exit NIM at 5.5%, and projecting 90% net fees and commissions growth.

  • Management expects continued growth in SME and retail lending, with a focus on maintaining strong liquidity and capital positions.

  • No inflation accounting will be applied in 2025 per BRSA decision.

  • Year-end inflation expected in the mid-20s, policy rate forecast at 25%.

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