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GENERAL INFORMATION
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CORPORATE MANAGEMENT
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION
A&T BANK 2013 ANNUAL REPORT
Financial Leasing Receivables (Thousand TL)
2012
114,723
2011
103,939
2013
202,086
76%
Shareholders’ Equity (Thousand TL)
2013
68,627
2012
49,258
2011
46,099
39%
Net Profit/Loss (Thousand TL)
2013
3,895
2012
3,160
2011
2,239
23%
Continuing its steady development in
2013, A&T Leasing plans to follow a
controlled growth policy by maintaining
its strong liquid structure in 2014. The
Company aims to increase quality and
profitability by sustaining its risk-sensitive
approach with a selective portfolio.
Through its flexible and dynamic working
approach, the Company provided
support to projects of every size.
Despite the unfavorable competition
environment in the sector caused by
narrowing profit margins, the Company
continued its activities with customer-
oriented service approach. The principles
of “quality” and “selectivity”, which were
adopted in generating its portfolio, will
remain to be among Company priorities
in 2014 as well. The target customer
group will be further enhanced by adding
new customers to currently existing
customer portfolio.
Additionally, trading volume will be
increased by re-contacting high-
efficiency customers, which were
previously active in the portfolio.
Attractive funding possibilities provided
by the Company, as well as service
quality and rapid solutions for customer
needs will continue to help to build
lasting client relations. In addition
to its support for mid and long term
financing, A&T Leasing guides its clients
operating in various sectors by means
of the strength of its expertise and
experience. Regarding qualified vendors
and suppliers as solution partners,
the Company will continue to provide
financing to investors, which target to
leap forward, in their medium and long
term projects. While establishing its
customer portfolio, A&T Leasing aims
to create financial resources for its
customers via international as well as
local banks.