Akkök Holding, active in chemicals, advanced materials, energy and real estate, has announced its 2026 targets. The group plans to invest $324 million this year and increase its exports to $763 million.
Akkök Holding CEO İhsan Gökşin Durusoy said the investments completed in 2025 have moved the group into a more balanced and sustainable growth period. “With the commissioning of our investments, we are achieving a more balanced and sustainable growth structure in 2026,” Durusoy said.
$481 Million in Localization Investments Commissioned
Akkök Holding completed $481 million in investments across strategic sectors in 2025. The group is focusing on increasing domestic production capacity in strategic product groups that are either not produced in Türkiye or have limited local production.
Durusoy stated that increasing capacity utilization in chemicals and advanced materials, as well as raising the share of value-added products, are among the group’s top priorities. This transformation is expected to be reflected in financial indicators by the end of the year.
The group continues to contribute to the economy with 24 operating companies, 22 production facilities and employment capacity exceeding 6,500 people.
Export Target Set at $763 Million
Akkök Holding aims to increase its combined revenue from $3.4 billion in 2025 to $3.7 billion this year. This corresponds to approximately 9% growth in dollar terms.
Exports, which stood at $680 million in 2025, are planned to reach $763 million this year. The group will focus on new geographies, alternative customer channels and value-added products in exports.
New Growth Areas in Advanced Materials
Akkök Holding’s investment program is built around three main priorities: effective use of existing capacity, selective capacity increases and the acquisition of new capabilities.
The Mithra investment started production with a capacity of 350 tons, with plans to increase this to 500 tons in the coming period. With the Aksafil investment, the group moved one step forward in the acrylic fiber value chain with 4,000 tons of capacity, which was increased to 7,000 tons in December 2025.
Through Akkim Kimya’s epoxy resin investment, the group aims to strengthen domestic production capacity in a strategic product and contribute $150–200 million annually in import substitution.
Through Aksa Carbon and Aksa Advanced Composites, the group has also created an integrated value chain in carbon fiber and composites, transitioning from a raw material producer to an integrated solution provider.
Value-Oriented Growth in Energy and Real Estate
In real estate, Akkök Holding plans to start the Sahrayıcedit project, which is expected to have a project size of $500–550 million.
On the energy side, the group maintains a structure in which 26% of the portfolio consists of renewable sources. At Akenerji’s 904 MW Erzin Natural Gas Combined Cycle Power Plant, a planned 7.79 MW hybrid solar power investment aims to meet the plant’s internal consumption from renewable sources.
Sustainability Managed Through Measurable Metrics
Akkök Holding is making sustainability a core component of its investment and management processes. The group is focusing on increasing renewable energy use, building a sustainable supply chain, carbon management, CBAM/ETS compliance and metric-based performance monitoring.
Durusoy said the zero-wastewater approach adopted at the epoxy facility is one of the most concrete examples of this transformation, adding that the group positions sustainability as a strategic element supporting financial performance.
