AKLease Secures EUR 40 Million Loan from FMO

AKLease has signed a new financing agreement with the Dutch Development Bank (FMO), securing a EUR 40 million loan facility with a five-year term. The funds will be allocated to energy efficiency investments as well as the development of renewable energy projects, supporting Türkiye’s green transformation goals.

AKLease has entered into a new financing agreement with the Dutch Development Bank (FMO). This facility, amounting to EUR 40 million with a five-year term, will be directed towards the financing of renewable energy investments, including solar and wind power applications, as well as energy efficiency projects.

“We support sustainable growth through international partnerships”

Commenting on the transaction, Eser Okyay, General Manager of AKLease, said:
“Our collaborations with international financial institutions not only enhance our funding capacity but also enable companies in Türkiye to manage their investments in a more secure and predictable way. With the facility secured under this new agreement with FMO, we are providing long-term financing for our clients’ renewable energy projects, while also contributing to the broader adoption of sustainability practices in our sector and across the country. We firmly believe that every step we take today will generate long-lasting results, both in terms of economic value and environmental impact.”

“We are proud to continue our long-standing cooperation with AKLease through this new agreement”

Juan Jose Dada Ortiz, Director Financial Institutions at FMO, said: “We’re proud to continue our partnership with our long-term customer AKLease through this EUR 40 million green loan, supporting their bold ambition to fully transition to sustainability-themed leasing by 2030. This investment aligns with our mission to drive inclusive and green growth, while enabling AKLease to expand access to renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions across the country.”