Tukas Gida stock expands buyback with 8 million shares

Tukas Gida (ISIN TRATUKAS91A3) stock was last at TRY 1.940 on the Istanbul Stock Exchange on October 1, 2026, while the company expanded its buyback by 8 million shares on October 7. The new purchase brings the companys repurchased holdings to 170 million shares, giving investors a concrete measure of the capital-return program.

Buyback reaches 170 million shares

According to Borsatek on October 7, 2026, Tukas bought 8 million shares at TRY 1.94 to TRY 1.95 per share. The transaction was made under the buyback program approved on September 21, 2026.

The program runs for one year and allows purchases of up to TRY 500 million in nominal shares, equal to 11.11111 percent of issued capital. Its funding limit is TRY 1.0 billion, with the money designated from the companys cash and cash equivalents, according to Borsatek.

Revenue fell in fiscal 2025

The latest full-year comparison shows the operating challenge behind the capital measure. StockAnalysis reports fiscal 2025 revenue of TRY 8.70 billion, down 2.84 percent from TRY 8.95 billion in fiscal 2024.

Fiscal 2025 earnings were TRY 512.29 million, a 49.90 percent decline from the prior year, according to StockAnalysis. Tukas sells packaged foods including tomato and pepper pastes, sauces, canned products, pickles, jams and olives under its Tukas brand, as described by Tukas.

Stock remains below yearly high

The stock was last at TRY 1.940 on the Istanbul Stock Exchange on October 1, 2026, unchanged in the quoted session. Its 52-week range was TRY 1.730 to TRY 3.090, placing the price 37.2 percent below the yearly high and 12.1 percent above the low.

Market capitalization stood at TRY 8.7 billion on October 1, 2026, while reported volume was 203,681,902 shares. The buyback therefore sits alongside a weaker fiscal 2025 earnings base and a share price positioned well below its 52-week peak.

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