January 14: Highlights from EKGYO, BORLS, and SARKY

January 14, 2026: Company Developments

Today, we compiled noteworthy developments in Borsa İstanbul. Emlak Konut GYO (EKGYO) announced its targets for the year 2026. The company stated that it aims to achieve 135.2 billion TL in pre-sale value with 7,801 independent unit sales, 10.2 billion TL revenue from land sales, and a net profit target of 13.1 billion TL by the end of the year.

Borlease (BORLS) announced that it would not be able to carry out the coupon and redemption payments for January due to current financial conditions and that the payments would be made following the completion of the financial restructuring process.

HUB Girişim (HUBVC) decided to transfer all shares of its subsidiary Flat Games to Joygame for 60 thousand dollars. This development is seen as an important step in the strategic orientation of the company.

Sarkuysan (SARKY) announced that it received a Positive Environmental Impact Assessment (ÇED) decision on January 12, 2026, for its Solar Energy Plant (GES) project in Silvan, Diyarbakır, which has an average annual production capacity of 22 thousand MW. This project is a significant milestone for the company’s growth plans in the sustainable energy sector.

Europower Enerji (EUPWR) announced that its subsidiary Peak PV secured first place in TEİAŞ’s tender with a base price of 308.8 million TL. This achievement will strengthen the company’s position in the energy sector.

Additionally, shares of Formül Plastik (FRMLP) will start trading on Borsa İstanbul tomorrow at a price of 30.24 TL.

Developments in Global Markets

In the U.S., the inflation data for December was announced as a 0.3% increase, reaching an annual rate of 2.7%, which aligned with market expectations. Following this data, the S&P 500 index reached a peak of 6,986 points. U.S. President Trump made a call for an interest rate cut to Fed Chairman Powell following the inflation data, creating a notable impact on the markets.

What's Happening in the Turkish Economy?

Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz emphasized that the balanced growth composition of the Turkish economy and the decreasing current account deficit allows it to differentiate positively from other countries. According to the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB), the amount of international direct investment in Turkey reached 12.4 billion dollars in the first 11 months of 2025.

In Borsa İstanbul, the BIST 100 index started trading at 12,425.88 points with an increase of 0.33%. The gram gold is trading at 6,432 TL, and the ounce gold is at 4,629 dollars.