Kontrolmatik reports TRY 1.99 billion loss: what it means for Kontrolmatik stock

Published on 10/06/2026 at 09:40 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Revenue fell 49.00 percent in the first half of 2026. For Kontrolmatik stock this means TRY 13.53 billion net debt and a TRY 1.99 billion loss.

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Kontrolmatik (TREKNTR00013) reported a TRY 1.99 billion net loss for the first half of 2026, according to Yeni Safak on October 2, 2026. The result gives Kontrolmatik stock a fundamentally difficult backdrop, with revenue and operating profitability both moving lower.

Revenue falls as losses widen

According to Finans Aktuel, revenue for the first half of 2026 fell 49.00 percent from the comparable period to TRY 4.06 billion. Gross profit dropped 90.00 percent to TRY 135.08 million, while the company posted a TRY 1.12 billion operating loss and negative TRY 378.17 million in EBITDA.

The comparison is stark because the same source reports positive operating profit and EBITDA in the prior quarter and the comparable period. The first-half net result therefore reflects both weaker sales and a sharp deterioration in operating profitability, rather than a single below-line item.

Debt becomes the central risk

Finans Aktuel also reported net debt of TRY 13.53 billion for the first half of 2026. Short-term liabilities increased 101.00 percent year over year to TRY 28.86 billion, while cash and cash equivalents fell 23.00 percent to TRY 163.04 million.

The balance-sheet mix matters for Kontrolmatik stock because short-term funding needs rose while earnings moved into a deep loss. Equity attributable to the parent declined 2.00 percent to TRY 5.26 billion, leaving less balance-sheet capacity against the companys reported debt load.

Stock remains far below yearly high

On October 2, 2026, KONTR closed at TRY 2.34 on Borsa Istanbul. The reported 52-week range was TRY 2.00 to TRY 19.00, placing the close 87.68 percent below the yearly high based on the same quoted levels.

The market snapshot and the first-half report point in the same direction: the shares remain close to their 52-week low while the company works through lower revenue, negative operating earnings and elevated short-term liabilities. The next decisive evidence will be a recovery in cash generation and operating profit.