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Turkcell (TKC) Q2 2026 earnings call highlighted expectations for reaccelerating revenue growth in H2 2026, citing lagged effects of first-half price hikes and 12-month contracts, plus DBS and fintech. CEO Ali Koc discussed 5G FWA “Superbox” with Wi-Fi 7, device swaps, and $625m/$400m/$400m 5G tender payments. He said data center and cloud revenue could rise from 2.3% to 10-15% in 5-6 years.

Turkcell (TKC) reported Q2 2026 results on an earnings call. Revenue rose 2.5% year over year to 71.8 billion Turkish liras, with EBITDA of 30 billion liras and a 41.8% margin. Net income was 5.2 billion liras, affected by 5G license depreciation. The company cited 40 million subscribers, 2.6 million fiber users, and 5G device penetration as key drivers.

Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri (NYSE:TKC, BIST:TCELL) reported Q2 2026 results under IFRS and hyperinflation accounting. Revenue rose 2.5% YoY to TRY 71.8bn and EBITDA was TRY 30.0bn, down 1.6%, with EBITDA margin at 41.8%. Net income fell 5.7% YoY to TRY 5.2bn.

Analysts covering Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri AS raised the 12-month average price target to $8.28 from $8.16, according to FactSet estimates. The range is $7.79 to $9.23. Based on the Jul. 22 close, the target implies about 41% upside. The consensus rating remains “Buy” with 5 Buys.

Turkcell said its CEO, Dr. Ali Taha Koç, was appointed chair of the GSMA Technology Group, where he will lead meetings starting Oct. 5, 2026 in New Delhi. The GSMA group advises on mobile technology strategy, standards, network evolution, and cybersecurity. The role may support Turkcell’s influence in global digital infrastructure discussions.

Bango (AIM: BGO) said it has partnered with Turkcell (NYSE: TKC, BIST: TCELL) to launch “super bundles” using Bango’s Digital Vending Machine. Turkcell, which has 43 million subscribers, will bundle global and local streaming subscriptions as add-ons to data plans, citing up to 40% savings versus standalone. The rollout is linked to Turkcell’s 5G expansion.

Bango (AIM: BGO) said Turkcell (NYSE: TKC; BIST: TCELL) will use its Digital Vending Machine® to launch multi-party “super bundles” combining global and local streaming services as add-ons to data plans. Turkcell, with 43 million subscribers, targets customer acquisition and retention alongside its 5G rollout, offering savings up to 40% versus standalone subscriptions.

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Turkcell ( NYSE:TKC ) on Wednesday penned a strategic multi-year partnership with Alphabet Inc.'s ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) ( NASDAQ:GOOGL ) Google Cloud. As part of the deal, Google Cloud will launch a new cloud region in Türkiye, creating world-class digital infrastructure.