Today's Highlighted Developments: AKSEN, VBTYZ, ARDYZ and More

December 25, 2025: Highlights from Borsa Istanbul

As of December 25, 2025, significant developments have occurred in Borsa Istanbul, with announcements from companies attracting the attention of investors. Here are the key updates of the day:

Aksa Enerji (AKSEN) Company

Aksa Enerji announced the partial commercial operation of the first phase of the Kumasi combined cycle gas turbine power plant with a installed capacity of 350 MW. This development stands out as an important step towards the company's goal of increasing its energy production capacity.

VBT Yazılım (VBTYZ) License Renewal

VBT Yazılım signed a contract worth $6.99 million for "Core System and Distributed System Infrastructure Software" with a bank located in Turkey. This agreement will strengthen the company's position in the software services sector.

ARD Bilişim (ARDYZ) New Agreement

ARD Bilişim signed a contract worth 7.37 million TL with TÜRKSAT Satellite Communication to provide satellite communication services. This agreement will contribute to ARD Bilişim's growth strategy.

Arçelik (ARCLK) Share Sale

Arçelik announced the sale of 48,000,000 shares at a total value of 5.19 billion TL at a base price of 108.29 TL to Koç Holding (KCHOL). This transaction is seen as an important step to strengthen the company's financial stability.

Mia Teknoloji (MIATK) and OKI Collaboration

Mia Teknoloji completed the committed deliveries in connection with the development of the Cloud Monitoring Server in collaboration with OKI. This development reinforces Mia's competence in the technology sector.

Market Status

Borsa Istanbul's BIST 100 index started the day with a 0.34% increase at 11,378.44 points. The dollar is trading at 42.82 TL, and the euro is priced at 50.54 TL. Gram gold is priced at 6,163 TL, while ounce gold is valued at $4,478.

Today's Dividend Payment Details

Today, EYGYO will make a net dividend payment of 0.02 TL per share. This payment, which has attracted investors' attention, combined with share repurchase decisions, is increasing investors' interest.