Makina Takim stock reports TRY 274.845 million quarterly revenue

Published on 10/05/2026 at 16:32 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Makina Takim stock stood at TRY 6.76 on October 2, 2026, while six-month net sales reached TRY 478.3 million. Quarterly profit fell to TRY 14.492 million.

Makina Takim, TRAMAKTK91H2, Illustration mit AI erstellt.

Makina Takim (ISIN TRAMAKTK91H2) closed at TRY 6.76 on Borsa Istanbul on October 2, 2026, with the share near the bottom of its TRY 6.20 to TRY 18.98 52-week range. The company’s second-quarter revenue reached TRY 274.845 million, making the latest half-year report the key operating reference for the stock.

Quarterly sales rose 35.12 percent

According to Investing.com, Makina Takim reported TRY 274.845 million in revenue for the latest quarter released on August 13, 2026. The previous quarter produced TRY 203.408 million, so quarterly revenue increased by 35.12 percent on the reported figures.

The revenue improvement did not translate into higher profit. Net income declined from TRY 19.288 million in the previous quarter to TRY 14.492 million in the latest quarter, a decrease of 24.87 percent, while reported earnings per share stood at TRY 0.070.

Half-year profit reached TRY 33.8 million

For the six months of 2026, Makina Takim posted net sales of TRY 478.3 million and net profit of TRY 33.8 million. The company also reported EBITDA of TRY 59.9 million for the same period, according to FVT, which attributes the figures to the company’s KAP financial statements.

The figures show a clear split in the interim picture: sales accelerated in the second quarter, but net income moved lower than in the preceding quarter. That makes profitability, rather than revenue alone, the central metric for assessing the next report.

Stock remains near yearly low

At TRY 6.76 on October 2, 2026, the stock stood 9.03 percent above its 52-week low of TRY 6.20 and 64.38 percent below its 52-week high of TRY 18.98. The share price therefore places the reported revenue growth alongside a substantially weaker market valuation than the yearly peak.