Enka Insaat stock: Nine-month profit falls 25% as revenue holds steady

Published on 11/11/2026 at 02:55 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Enka Insaat stock is facing a weaker earnings profile after the group reported softer nine-month profitability. Revenue held broadly steady.

Earnings soften through September

Revenue was broadly stable, while profit declined sharply from the prior-year period.
The third quarter showed weaker revenue and profit than a year earlier.
Construction remained the largest segment, alongside rental, energy and trading operations.

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Enka Insaat reported a sharp decline in profitability for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, while revenue remained broadly stable. The figures come from the company's condensed consolidated interim financial statements, approved by the board on November 6.

Profit declines despite stable revenue

Revenue reached 2.856 billion US dollars in the first nine months, compared with 2.827 billion US dollars a year earlier. Net profit fell to 541.6 million US dollars from 721.5 million US dollars, while profit attributable to the parent company declined to 479.6 million US dollars from 681.8 million US dollars.

The third quarter was weaker than the comparable period. Revenue fell to 951.8 million US dollars from 1.108 billion US dollars, and net profit dropped to 81.3 million US dollars from 282.8 million US dollars. Profit attributable to the parent company was 65.1 million US dollars, down from 266.1 million US dollars.

Construction remains largest segment

Construction contracts generated 1.859 billion US dollars of revenue in the first nine months and remained the group's largest business. Rental contributed 340.8 million US dollars, energy 458.3 million US dollars and trading 198.1 million US dollars.

Operating profit fell to 399.9 million US dollars from 535.9 million US dollars. The filing also shows that investment income and expenses changed materially from the prior-year period, adding to the difference in reported earnings.

Balance sheet and cash flow

Total assets stood at 11.550 billion US dollars on September 30, compared with 11.508 billion US dollars at the end of 2025. Cash and cash equivalents amounted to 1.215 billion US dollars, while net cash generated from operating activities reached 419.1 million US dollars in the first nine months.

For investors, the results point to a more difficult earnings environment despite resilient revenue. The mix of construction, rental, energy and trading gives ENKA several operating areas, but the latest figures put greater focus on margins and the contribution from investment-related items.