Is Finansal Kiralama stock advances funding with new bill issue
Published on 11/09/2026 at 01:38 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSFunding activity adds market focus
- Is Finansal Kiralama paid the first coupon on a 500 million TRY financing bill on November 3, 2026.
- The company also completed a 150 million TRY, 364-day bill issue arranged by Is Yatirim.
Is Finansal Kiralama made two financing disclosures on November 3, 2026, highlighting its use of Turkey's domestic debt market. The reports were published by Hisse Forum.
Coupon payment completed
The company paid the first coupon on a 500 million TRY financing bill. The periodic interest rate was 21.6222%, and the payment totaled 108.11 million TRY on November 3.
New bill supports funding mix
Is Finansal Kiralama also completed a 150 million TRY financing bill with a 364-day maturity. Is Yatirim arranged the issue, while the annual simple interest rate was set at 38.50%. The transaction gives investors another view of how the lessor accesses domestic capital markets, although the disclosure does not quantify its effect on earnings or leasing volume.
Business and competitive setting
Is Finansal Kiralama provides leasing and factoring services in Turkey and internationally, including sale-and-leaseback agreements, software acquisition leases and standard operational leasing, according to Oninvest. It also supports secondhand markets, insurance arrangements and after-sales services. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Istanbul, the company occupies a Turkey-focused specialist position, while QNB Finansal Kiralama serves the same market with leasing products for business equipment, real estate, vehicles and other assets. Both companies operate in a regulated Turkish leasing field, but the available profiles do not establish a relative market ranking.
Is Finansal Kiralama at a glance
- Company: Is Finansal Kiralama
- Ticker: ISFIN
- Market: Borsa Istanbul
- Headquarters: Istanbul, Turkey
- Established: 1988
- Business: Leasing and factoring services
Turkey's broader financial sector remains the relevant market backdrop for leasing companies that fund portfolios through domestic capital markets. Current market reports provide wider market context.
