Türkiye Sigorta maintained its steady growth in the first three months of 2026, increasing its total premium production by 30 per cent to reach 53.8 billion TL. The company retained its leadership position in the sector through a balanced financial strategy, whilst prioritising price stability to enhance customer satisfaction.
Türkiye Hayat Emeklilik, meanwhile, achieved a 54% increase in the life insurance segment compared to the previous year, generating a total premium production of 10.6 billion TL. During the same period, the fund size of the Individual Pension System (BES) and the Automatic Participation System (OKS), including state contributions, rose by 67% to 525.1 billion TL.
A Balanced Growth Strategy in the Fight Against Inflation
Taha Çakmak, General Manager of Türkiye Sigorta, stated that the company had delivered a remarkable performance in line with its mission of both financial sustainability and accessible insurance. Çakmak emphasised that, despite not raising prices for individual motor and health insurance products in the first quarter of the year, they had still achieved strong growth.
In March, the general inflation rate in the insurance sector stood at just 0.2 per cent. Whilst there was a 5% decline in health insurance, the transport sector (motor and compulsory third-party liability) saw a limited increase of 0.5%. During this period, premium production reached 5.7 billion TL in the health sector and 5.3 billion TL in the motor sector, representing a 36% growth.
Record Growth in Key Sectors
The company achieved a 68 per cent increase in the general liability sector in the first quarter of 2026, raising premium production to over 21.1 billion TL. Furthermore, agricultural insurance saw a 69 per cent growth, resulting in 18 billion TL in premium production. In fire and natural disaster insurance, a 21 per cent increase was recorded, resulting in a total growth of 12.4 billion TL.
Strong Position in the BES and Life Insurance Sectors
Türkiye Hayat Emeklilik maintained its leadership in the BES sector and continued its growth in 2026. The company significantly increased the size of its funds in voluntary BES and OKS schemes compared to the previous year, thereby strengthening its position in the sector. In his assessment of the process, Taha Çakmak stated, “In the first quarter of 2026, we are continuing our growth in both efficiency and profitability thanks to our strong financial structure.”
