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PAŞA Yatırım Bankası, the Turkish subsidiary of PAŞA Bank, closed the first half of the current year with a net profit of 192 million liras (7.68 million manats), down 30.7% from the same period in 2025.
According to FinFly.News, citing the bank's financial report, profit before tax rose 12.4% to 272 million liras (10.88 million manats), while income tax amounted to 80 million liras (3.2 million manats).
As of July 1, the bank's assets increased by 29% to 17 billion 198 million liras (687.92 million manats). Net loans to customers stood at 9 billion 18 million liras (360.720 million manats), up 48.9% year-on-year.
Liabilities grew by 29.9% to 14 billion 682 million liras (587.28 million manats), and capital rose by 24.1% to 2 billion 516 million liras (100.64 million manats).
It is worth noting that PAŞA Yatırım Bankası was established in 2015 on the basis of the acquired TAİB Bank. Its authorized capital is 500 million liras (20 million manats). The main shareholder is PAŞA Holding (71.75%), with another 28.21% owned by PAŞA Bank and 0.04% by Aksoy Holding.
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PAŞA Yatırım Bankası established on the basis of acquired TAİB Bank
Net profit was 277 million liras (calculated, based on a 30.7% decline)
Net profit was 192 million liras, down 30.7% year-on-year
Assets increased by 29% to 17 billion 198 million liras