Reduction of Losses and Transitions from Profit to Loss in the Construction Materials Sector

Striking Financial Data in the Building Materials Sector

2025/09 financial period data reveals that the building materials sector is evaluated more through the lens of losses than profit growth. Among a total of 16 companies, only 3 companies managed to achieve a net profit increase, while 7 companies were successful in reducing their losses compared to the previous year.

Companies Reducing Their Losses

Companies in this group still recorded losses, however, they reported lower losses compared to the 2024/09 period:

• QUA Granite Hayal Yapı (QUAGR) - Loss: -3,388,485,336 TL → -735,187,976 TL (Loss amount decreased by approximately 2.65 billion TL)


• Uşak Seramik (USAK) - Loss: -352,690,979 TL → -201,404,731 TL


• Egeplast (EPLAS) - Loss: -241,257,525 TL → -141,436,887 TL


• Kaleseramik (KLSER) - Loss: -3,137,212,397 TL → -1,993,146,437 TL


• Ege Seramik (EGSER) - Loss: -853,239,484 TL → -921,538,573 TL (Although the loss increased, it is a limited change compared to the sector average)

QUA Granite Hayal Yapı (QUAGR) demonstrated the highest absolute loss reduction performance during this period.

Companies Transitioning from Profit to Loss

Two companies that stood out with their financial results made a transition from profit to loss:

• Seranit Granit Seramik (SERNT) - Net profit: 751,264,168 TL → -1,234,947,768 TL (Approximately 2 billion TL negative transition)


• Dinamik Isı Makina Yalıtım (DNISI) - Net profit: 2,688,098 TL → -62,473,237 TL (Significant negative shift)

Companies Achieving Profit Increase

However, the number of companies that managed to achieve a net profit increase in the sector remained limited to just three:

• Europen Endüstri (EUREN) - Net profit: 801,797,044 TL → 1,251,110,191 TL


• Kalekim (KLKIM) - Net profit: 739,535,989 TL → 754,082,896 TL


• Tureks Turunç Madencilik (MARBL) - Net profit: 84,237,191 TL → 92,233,167 TL

It is observed that profitability in the sector is an exceptional situation, while loss management has become the main theme. The companies reducing their losses show relative signals of stabilization, whereas the two companies transitioning from profit to loss highlight the fragility in the sector. This situation increases the necessity for investors to conduct detailed analyses on a company-by-company basis.