Total corporate wealth reached a staggering 96 trillion Turkish Liras by the year 2024.
In 2024, Turkey's economy demonstrated a robust performance, as all sectors combined generated a net profit of an impressive 1.95 trillion Turkish Liras. The manufacturing sector emerged as the leader, posting the highest net profit at 559 billion liras and holding the largest equity at 13.28 trillion liras. In terms of assets, manufacturing led the way with 25.68 trillion liras. The wholesale and retail trade, motor vehicle, and motorcycle repair sector followed closely, with the second-highest net profit at 299.6 billion liras and the second-largest equity at 7.35 trillion liras. This sector also boasted 18.58 trillion liras in assets and surprisingly, had the largest number of firms at 356,062. The professional, scientific, and technical activities sector came in third, with a net profit of 286.2 billion liras and equity of 7.26 trillion liras. The education sector reported a net profit of 3.15 billion liras in 2024, while the total operating profit for all sectors reached 3.75 trillion liras. The consolidated balance sheet showed that companies held 48.60 trillion liras in equity and 47.23 trillion liras in short- and long-term liabilities, totalling 95.84 trillion Turkish Liras in assets across all sectors. Despite the lack of information about companies offering lightweight grid installations in Turkey or their prices, it's evident that Turkey's economy is flourishing, with each sector contributing significantly to the nation's prosperity.
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