Aksa Enerji targets 6,200 MW capacity and $841 million EBITDA

Aksa Enerji has announced its strategic growth targets during its 2026 Analyst Meeting, aiming to increase its installed capacity from 3,700 MW to 6,200 MW and reach an EBITDA of $841 million. The company also plans to distribute dividends starting from its 2027 net profit.

As part of its global expansion, the company has integrated the 264 MW Kyzylorda Power Plant in Kazakhstan, bringing its total capacity in Central Asia to 1,484 MW. In Africa, the first phase of the 179 MW Kumasi Power Plant in Ghana has completed its combined cycle conversion, with further investments in Senegal and Gabon expected to be operational by the end of the year.

In Turkey, Aksa Enerji has commenced commercial operations for the 58 MW Gaziantep Pamuk solar power plant with storage and the 50 MW Şanlıurfa RASA independent electricity storage facility. CEO Naci Ağbal and Chairman Cemil Kazancı emphasized the company's commitment to growth despite macroeconomic fluctuations and regional tensions.