Selcuk Ecza stock falls 9.97 percent below its yearly high

Selcuk Ecza stock traded at TRY 139.90 on Borsa Istanbul at 10:34 a.m. TRT on September 24, 2026, down TRY 15.50 or 9.97 percent from the previous close. The price was 65.24 percent below its 52-week high of TRY 402.50, putting the recent market move ahead of the latest operating figures in importance.

Second-quarter sales reach TRY 53.4 billion

Selcuk Ecza reported second-quarter 2026 sales of TRY 53.4 billion, up 12.03 percent year over year, according to FinaTolia. The same period produced EBITDA of TRY 3.4 billion and net profit of TRY 534.4 million, with a net margin of 1.00 percent.

The comparison is important because the operating result expanded much faster than sales. FinaTolia reported a year-over-year EBITDA increase of 306.55 percent for the second quarter, while the net margin remained at 1.00 percent.

Trading restrictions shape the setup

Trading conditions also changed in September. CNBC-e reported on September 15, 2026, that Borsa Istanbul imposed a short-selling and margin-trading restriction on SELEC through October 14, 2026. The measure covers the period from September 15 through the end of the October 14 session.

That restriction matters for the price structure because it changes how bearish positions and leveraged trading can be expressed. It does not alter the reported second-quarter figures, but it adds a market-structure factor alongside the 9.97 percent daily decline.

Consensus target remains above price

On September 3, 2026, the average one-year consensus target stood at TRY 164.01, compared with TRY 138.51 in the prior estimate, according to Fintel. The revised target was 17.96 percent above the September 24 price, while the current quote remained below the target by 14.70 percent.

Stock holds a wide yearly spread

SELEC traded within a 52-week range of TRY 66.35 to TRY 402.50 as of September 24, 2026. Its market capitalization was TRY 86.88 billion on the same date, giving the company a substantial listed value even after the price fell 65.24 percent from the yearly high.