October 24, 2025
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3Q25 HIGHLIGHTS
TRY 124.4bn
Consolidated Revenues 2r.1%
Gross Margin
2G.8%
OPEX/Sales
7.0%
Adj. EBITDA Margin*
21.4%
NWC /Sales**
5.17x
Leverage
4.21x
MGL-Adj. Leverage***
Commitment to improving profitability despite the challenging
demand environment
Consolidated revenues decreased by 11.4% y/y in real terms mainly due to decreasing sales volume and pricing challenges in international markets. Domestic demand was moderate albeit unfavorable price & product mix.
Gross margin improved substantially both y/y and q/q due to favorable EUR/USD parity and easing raw material costs.
OPEX/Sales is 2G.8% due to higher personnel, marketing & selling expenses after Europe and MENA transactions besides lower sales y/y.
Adj. EBITDA margin reaches to 7.0% with an improvement over 2.5 pp due to higher gross margin and restructuring efforts.
Deleveraging starts on the back of EBITDA recovery, improving operational cash flow and disciplined net debt.
MGL-Adj. leverage is 4.21x.
* Adj. EBITDA: GP - OPEX (excluding one-off transaction expenses) + D&A.
Adjustment amount corresponds to TRY 77mn for 3Q25 (TRY 51mn in 3Q24), comprises of transaction expenses regarding Europe and MENA transactions..
** Last 12M NWC Average / Last 12M Sales
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*** Net monetary position gains/(losses) on Inventories, Revenue, Cost of sales, R&D, and MG&A expenses are added to Adj. EBITDA on a 12M-rolling basis.
Key Factors / Sales & Margins
CHANGE IN REVENUE
-11.4%
124,44G
140,480
GROSS MARGIN
2r.1%
Lower raw material costs y/y Favorable EUR/USD parity
Pricing pressure and intensified competition
ADJ. EBITDA MARGIN*
7.0%
7.0%
2G.4%
2r.1%
4.4%
TRY mn
3Q24 3Q25
3Q24 3Q25
3Q24 3Q25
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*Adj. EBITDA: GP - OPEX (excluding one-off transaction expenses) + D&A. Adjustment amount corresponds to TRY 77mn for 3Q25 (TRY 51mn in 3Q24), comprises of transaction expenses regarding Europe and MENA transactions.
Operational Performance
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3Q25 Financial Results
Revenue Bridge* Revenue Breakdown by Geography
International Türkiye
-8.r%
y/y
3Q25
rM25
33
115
4r
3G
87
1,r43
1,74G
850
7rr
International
-10.1% y/y
TR
-5.r% y/y
31%
30%
35%
34%
3Q24
1%
1%
3%
3%
4%
5%
r%
18%
r%
1G%
33%
33%
34%
30%
rM24
1%
1%
3%
3%
4%
1G%
11%
5%
15%
10%
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
EUR mn 500
-
3Q24 FX Impact (Int.)
Volume (Int.)
Price & Mix (Int.)
Volume (TR)
Price & Mix (TR)
3Q25
Türkiye
Western Europe
* Figures in TRY reflect an 8.5% decrease in domestic sales in real terms, and 12.7% decrease in international sales in terms of inflation-adjusted prices as of 30.0r.2025. Since the increase in Consumer Price Index was greater than the change in EUR/TRY FX rate for the period, figures in TRY reflect a larger decline.
CIS & Eastern Europe Asia-Pacific
Africa
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Middle East Americas
MDAG*
0%
Türkiye Revenue Growth
-8.5%
Moderate MDA demand supported by sales promotions and discounts
-4%
-7%
-5%
TRY mn
42,757
3r,118
Stable volumes in TV sales Unfavorable price & product mix
A/C**
8M25 07-08/25
37%
23%
13%
Gr%
3Q24 3Q25
Türkiye's Share in Total Revenues
TV**
TÜRKİYE y/y growth (%)
8M25 07-08/25
3Q25
rM25
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31%
30%
3Q24
33%
34%
rM24
r%
G%
-3%
-4%
8M25 07-08/25
* MDAL is data based on WGMA reflects wholesales volume for the given periods.
** A/C and TV market data (sell-in, in unit terms) reflects retail sales for the given period. Starting in July 2025, market data for A/C and TV includes the sales of discount retailers. 2024 data is updated for comparison.
Overperforming the market in MDAG, change of scope in market data for A/C and TV
Western Europe
35%
Sh al
revenue
are in tot
Eastern Europe
1G%
Sh al
revenue
are in tot
y/y market growth in unit terms
8M25 1H25
West Europe
Great Britain
Italy
France
Germany
Spain
Netherlands
Belgium
MDAG Market
Recovery in the consumer demand continued in Western Europe MDA market in 3Q25.
Growth maintained in Great Britain, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium in 8M25, whereas demand remained weak in France, Germany and Austria.
Year-to-date volume growth sustained around 1.8% in 8M25, at similar levels to the first half. Growth in EUR terms is limited due to pricing pressures arising from the intense competition.
Beko in Western Europe
Beko has managed to preserve the market leadership despite the underperformance and market share loss in the period.
MDAG Market
Demand remained strong in the key markets in Eastern Europe in 3Q25.
Volume growth continued albeit at a lower pace in July and August in Romania whereas MDA market growth was accelerated in Ukraine in the same period.
In East Europe MDA market, year-to-date volume growth drew down to 3.4% in 8M25 versus almost 4% growth in the first half. Growth in EUR terms is limited due to pricing pressures arising from the intense competition.
Beko in Eastern Europe
Beko has managed to preserve the market leadership despite the underperformance and market share loss in the period.
East Europe
Romania
Ukraine
y/y market growth in unit terms
8M251H25Austria
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-2.5% 0.0% 2.5% 5.0% 7.5% 10.0%
0.0% 2.5% 5.0% 7.5%
MDAL market data reflects retail market for the given period in unit terms.
Recovery continues in Europe, Beko underperforms the market
8%
Share in total revenue
Africa & Middle East
r%
Asia-Pacific
Sh al
revenue
are in tot
Revenues generated in Africa & Middle East decreased by L.5% y/y in 3Q25 in
EUR terms, mainly due to the slowdown in the Middle East market.
In Africa, Defy's sales volume has increased by almost 20% in 3Q25. However, sales in EUR terms remained flat. Prices declined significantly across several major categories due to intense competition.
Demand in South Africa positively contributed whereas the export markets could not grow in EUR terms despite the increasing volumes. Exports to Customs Union overperformed the Sub-Saharan markets where demand was relatively poor compared to same period last year.
Despite the geopolitical instability in the Middle East region, Arçelik-Hitachi succeeded to grow around 1% in USD terms in 3Q25 y/y thanks to channel expansion and effective promotions.
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In Egypt, due to the slowdown in the market and the weak demand Beko Egypt's MDA sales volume decreased by almost 20% in 3Q25 whereas the decrease in USD terms was over 40% compared to the same period last year. Discounts in major product groups were the main reason of the gap.
Due to ongoing challenges in home appliances landscape in APAC such as rising cost of living and influx from Chinese brands, sales revenue in the region sharply decreased by r% in EUR terms in 3Q25. Severe natural disasters were the main factor for the weak demand in the quarter.
Despite the robust growth in Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong and the modest performance in Bangladesh; weak demand in some key markets in the region such as Pakistan, Thailand, China and Vietnam led the poor performance in 3Q25.
In Pakistan, due to the economic fallout caused by one of the most severe floods in the recent years, the decrease in Dawlance's sales volume exceeded 8% in 3Q25 resulting in a decline in net sales above 20% in EUR terms.
In Bangladesh, despite the economic slowdown and the political issues, Singer succeeded to increase the sales volumes substantially in many major product groups in 3Q25. Sales growth in EUR terms was around 5% y/y.
Modest performance in Africa, challenges in the Middle East and APAC
Average Metal Prices Index - Market Average Plastic Prices Index - Market
3Q25
r7 3Q25
13L
2Q25
r8 2Q25
148
1Q25
r7 1Q25
150
2024
100
2024
157
4Q24
101
4Q24
14r
3Q24
rr 3Q24
158
2Q24
102
2Q24
1L7
1Q24
100
1Q24
155
Source: Steel BB, Steel Orbis
Index includes CRC, HRC, Galvanized Steel, Stainless Steel, Copper, Aluminum
Metal raw material prices continued to decrease y/y in 3Q25 due to weaker global demand, ample capacities and China's increasing exports. Metal prices are expected to decrease slightly in the last quarter as well.
Source: ICIS - Chemical Industry News & Chemical Market Intelligence
Index includes ABS, Polystyrene, Polyurethane, Polypropylene
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Plastic raw material prices decreased substantially in 3Q25. Weak demand, slowdown in global growth and low oil prices are expected to cause a minor decrease in Q4.
Easing raw material prices
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