Enerjisa Enerji, a Turkish electricity distribution and retail company, said Tuesday it recorded a real increase of about 9% in operational earnings in the first half of 2025.
Earnings are supported primarily by the strong performance of its electricity distribution business, according to the company's first six month results.
Digitalization and smart grid investments carried out by Enerjisa's distribution companies, Ayedas, Baskent EDAS, and Toroslar EDAS, supported the distribution segment to contributed 83% to the company's total operational earnings.
Focused on enhancing energy efficiency and delivering direct benefits to the country, Enerjisa Enerji continues to improve its financial performance.
With 20% of its shares publicly traded and jointly owned by Sabanci Holding and E.ON, Enerjisa Enerji continues to lead the transformation of Türkiye's energy infrastructure and contributes to strengthening the country's energy system through its investments.
In the retail sales segment, technology-oriented investments focused on enhancing customer experience and strengthening sales capabilities are being carried out without interruption, underscored by an increase in gross profit in this segment.
The company's ability to respond more quickly and effectively to evolving customer needs plays a significant role in sustaining its market leadership.
In the Customer Solutions segment, Enerjisa Enerji provides services in energy efficiency and renewable energy applications, and through its wholly-owned subsidiary Esarj, continues to maintain its position as the company that one of the largest number of fast-charging stations in the e-mobility sector.
Enerjisa Enerji has fully reaffirmed its 2025 guidance and anticipates maintaining its financial strength through resilient operations. In this context, the company aims to increase its operational earnings to the range of 52-57 billion Turkish liras.
Additionally, it plans to make investments in the range of 21-24 billion liras and expects to grow its Regulated Asset Base (RAB) to 80-90 billion liras by the end of the year.
Commenting on the company's second-quarter financial results, Enerjisa Enerji CEO, Murat Pinar, emphasized that the company's investment-driven growth strategy aligns with its vision to accelerate Türkiye's energy transformation, generate social value, and build a resilient infrastructure for future generations.
Noting that the future of Türkiye's energy will depend not just on current actions but also on long-term strategic investments, Pinar said: "Enerjisa Enerji positions itself as a crucial contributor to the country's energy transformation."
"Our investment strategy, centered on sustainability and digitalization, not only accelerates Türkiye's energy transition through smart grids and innovative solutions, but also establishes a more accessible and inclusive energy infrastructure for all segments of society. Energy is not only an economic driver but also a force for social progress," he added.
Philipp Ulbrich, CFO of Enerjisa Enerji, noted that the company's strong performance in H1 2025 delivered solid returns from strategic investments despite macroeconomic headwinds.
"Our Net Financial Debt to Last Twelve Months Operational Earnings ratio remained low at 1.0x, thanks to disciplined debt management. In addition, the improvement in operational performance and the reduced impact of inflation accounting further supported our results," he added.
"In 2026, we anticipate that supportive policies promoting investments in electricity distribution grids, which are of critical importance for economic growth and the transition to a carbon-neutral energy system, will continue to be implemented," Ulbrich concluded.
By Basak Erkalan
Anadolu Agency
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