Lider Faktoring stock reports a TRY 550 million capital increase

Lider Faktoring (ISIN TRELDFK00016) raised the capital of its wholly owned subsidiary Denge Varlik Yönetim from TRY 345.0 million to TRY 550.0 million. The disclosure gives the factoring group a concrete balance-sheet development as LIDFA closed at TRY 1.53 on Borsa Istanbul on October 7, 2026, down 2.55 percent from TRY 1.49.

Subsidiary capital rises by TRY 205 million

According to Yeni Safak on October 5, 2026, Denge Varlik Yönetim increased its capital by TRY 205.0 million. The full amount came from extraordinary reserves built from retained prior-year profits, so the transaction did not represent a new cash injection from Lider Faktoring.

The new subsidiary capital equals 159.4 percent of the previous TRY 345.0 million level. The registration was published in the Turkish Trade Registry Gazette dated October 5, 2026, making the measure an executed corporate action rather than a proposal.

Second-quarter revenue reached TRY 1.65 billion

Pusula Yatirim reported Lider Faktoring revenue of TRY 1.65 billion for the second quarter of 2026. The same profile identifies the company as a factoring and financial leasing business headquartered in Istanbul, with LIDFA as its Borsa Istanbul code.

That operating figure and the subsidiary capital action point to two different parts of the investment case. Revenue shows the scale of the financing operation, while the capital increase strengthens the asset-management arm's stated equity base. The distinction matters because the disclosure changes subsidiary capacity without changing the reported quarter's revenue.

LIDFA closed at TRY 1.53 on October 7

LIDFA closed at TRY 1.53 on Borsa Istanbul on October 7, 2026, compared with TRY 1.49 at the prior close. The session high was TRY 1.58, the low was TRY 1.51, and trading volume reached 11,017,085 shares.

The price move was negative even as the company disclosed the subsidiary capital increase. For investors, the next useful checkpoint is whether subsequent financial reporting shows the capital action translating into higher factoring or asset-management activity.

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