TRTurkish telecommunications company Türk Telekom announced its second-quarter financial results, showing a 9.3% year-over-year increase in consolidated revenues to TL 72.8 billion ($1.53 billion). Net income stood at TL 6 billion. Adjusting for accounting impacts, Q2 revenue rose 5.6% to TL 66.2 billion, driven by growth in fixed broadband, TV, corporate data, and other segments, though international, fixed voice, and mobile segments saw declines. For the first half of 2026, consolidated revenues grew 9% to TL 142.2 billion. The company attributed its strong performance to resilience amid global tensions, including geopolitical conflicts affecting energy prices. Türk Telekom highlighted its 5G expansion since April 1, noting continued traffic growth among 5G users. CEO Ebubekir Şahin expressed satisfaction with the results, citing growth in both fixed and mobile services, a subscriber base of around 58 million, and a new collaboration in domestic communication technologies. The company was also included in the BIST Sustainability 25 Index.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual financial results and operational updates from Türk Telekom without overt ideological slant. While it mentions geopolitical tensions and economic factors, these are presented as external influences rather than partisan commentary. The focus remains on business outcomes,
