Türkiye Petrol Rafinerileri (TUPRS) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
6 Feb, 2026Market environment and trends
Brent crude prices have fluctuated due to geopolitical tensions, sanctions, and OPEC+ decisions, with average prices expected to decrease from $82.6/bbl in 2023 to $69.1/bbl in 2025.
Global oil demand reached 102.8 million bbl/d in 2024, with net refining capacity additions of 0.5 million bbl/d expected for 2025 and 2026.
Middle distillate cracks remain strong, while gasoline cracks are positive and high sulphur fuel oil cracks remain negative.
Heavy crude differentials to Brent have been volatile, influenced by OPEC+ decisions and regional conflicts.
Turkish market and company position
Diesel and gasoline consumption in Turkey increased by 3.1% and 15.8% respectively in 2025, while LPG declined by 5.1%.
The company holds a 40% market share in diesel, 74% in jet fuel, and 98% in gasoline.
Passenger car fuel choices in 2024: diesel 34%, LPG 32%, gasoline 30%, EV/hybrid 4%.
Operations and production
Operates four refineries with a total capacity of 30 million tons and a Nelson complexity of 9.5.
Q3 2025 production was 7.2 million tons with 100% capacity utilization.
White product yield improved to 81.5% in Q3 2025.
Total sales in 2024 reached 30.4 million tons, with 22% international sales.
Latest events from Türkiye Petrol Rafinerileri
- Record profit, strong cash flow, and robust refining margins drove a net cash position in H1 2026.TUPRS
Q2 2026 - Record Q1 profit, utilization, and sales, with strong cash and high dividends amid volatility.TUPRS
Q1 2026 - Net income reached TRY 29.5B in 2025, with strong cash and major dividend payout.TUPRS
Q4 2025 - Strong sales, high utilization, and a strategic shift to sustainability drive robust financials.TUPRS
Investor presentation - Q3 2025 delivered record profit growth, high cash, and major strategic and capital actions.TUPRS
Q3 2025 - Record Q2 sales, robust cash, but lower profitability and high dividend payout.TUPRS
Q2 2024 - Record utilization and gasoline sales offset margin-driven profit decline, maintaining strong liquidity.TUPRS
Q3 2024 - White product yield hit 84.4% as profit and revenue dropped, but cash and solar expansion remained strong.TUPRS
Q1 2025 - Record production and sales, profit fell, but liquidity and dividend outlook remained strong.TUPRS
Q4 2024