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|1 = {{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}Turkey-domiciled [[Definition:Non-life insurance |non-life insurance]] startup, Doğan Holding subsidiary, motor-focused, digital-agency hybrid, TRY 27.3 bn [[Definition:Gross written premium (GWP) |GWP]] FY2025
|2 = {{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}Hepiyi Sigorta is a Turkish non-life insurer and Doğan Holding subsidiary that scaled from zero to TRY 27.3 billion in [[Definition:Gross written premium (GWP) |GWP]] within three years, ranking 13th among approximately 50 [[Definition:Non-life insurance |non-life insurers]] by leveraging a 9,000-agent network and digital-first platform.
|3 = {{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🏢 '''Hepiyi Sigorta''' is a Turkish [[Definition:Non-life insurance |non-life insurance]] company incorporated in September 2021 as a subsidiary of Doğan Holding, headquartered in Ümraniye, Istanbul. Licensed across all non-life branches, it grew from zero to TRY 27.3 billion in [[Definition:Gross written premium (GWP) |gross written premiums]] by FY2025, rising to 13th among approximately 50 non-life insurers within 30 months of issuing its first policy. The company combines a 9,000-agent [[Definition:Independent agent |independent distribution network]] with a proprietary [[Definition:Digital insurance platform |digital platform]] that handles 87% of daily [[Definition:Policy production |policy production]], targeting predominantly motor and [[Definition:Supplementary health insurance |supplementary health]] lines. Valued at USD 785 million on a 5.0× [[Definition:Price-to-book ratio |price-to-book multiple]] as of 3Q25, Hepiyi is widely considered Doğan Holding's leading [[Definition:Initial public offering (IPO) |IPO]] candidate.
|4 = {{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🏢 '''Hepiyi Sigorta''' is a Turkish [[Definition:Non-life insurance |non-life insurance]] company incorporated on 29 September 2021 as an indirect subsidiary of Doğan Holding through Öncü Girişim Sermayesi Yatırım Ortaklığı A.Ş., which holds 85.20% of the [[Definition:Paid-in capital |paid-in capital]]. Licensed by [[Definition:SEDDK |SEDDK]] across all non-life branches, the company issued its first policy on 17 June 2022 and grew from zero to TRY 27.3 billion in [[Definition:Gross written premium (GWP) |gross written premiums]] by FY2025, reaching 13th place among approximately 50 non-life insurers. FY2024 [[Definition:Net income |net income]] reached approximately TRY 1.9 billion on [[Definition:Total assets |total assets]] of TRY 19.6 billion, with a [[Definition:Capital adequacy ratio |capital adequacy ratio]] of 119.41%.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}📊 '''Financial model.''' The company's economics depend on a [[Definition:Insurance float |float]]-driven investment model: the [[Definition:Combined ratio |combined ratio]] of approximately 108% in FY2024 (improved from 122% in FY2023) indicates that [[Definition:Underwriting |underwriting]] alone does not generate profit, with [[Definition:Investment income |investment income]] from hard-currency assets and [[Definition:Government securities |government securities]] bridging the gap. Motor lines ([[Definition:Motor third-party liability insurance (MTPL) |MTPL]] and Casco) represent approximately 90% of GWP, creating significant [[Definition:Concentration risk |concentration risk]]. The [[Definition:Operating expense ratio |operating expense ratio]] of 2.9% of sales versus a sector average of 6.8% reflects a structural cost advantage enabled by just 183 employees.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🚀 '''Growth and outlook.''' Hepiyi's distribution strategy pairs Turkey's broadest independent [[Definition:Agency distribution |agency network]] (9,000 [[Definition:Insurance agent |agents]] by December 2025) with an end-to-end [[Definition:Digital insurance platform |digital platform]] processing 30 million quotes annually, underpinned by a contractual Agent Manifesto guaranteeing lifetime working rights and portfolio ownership. DOHOL's December 2025 investor presentation values the company at USD 785 million using a 5.0× [[Definition:Price-to-book ratio |price-to-book multiple]], and multiple equity research houses identify it as the strongest [[Definition:Initial public offering (IPO) |IPO]] candidate in the Doğan Group. Key risks include MTPL tariff regulation, capital consumption from rapid growth, [[Definition:Reinsurance pricing |reinsurance cost volatility]], and the absence of an independent [[Definition:Credit rating |credit rating]].
|5 = {{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🏢 '''Hepiyi Sigorta''' is a Turkish [[Definition:Non-life insurance |non-life insurance]] company incorporated on 29 September 2021 under the name Doğan Trend Sigorta A.Ş. through Öncü Girişim Sermayesi Yatırım Ortaklığı A.Ş., the [[Definition:Venture capital |venture capital]] arm wholly owned by Doğan Şirketler Grubu Holding A.Ş. The company received its [[Definition:SEDDK |SEDDK]] non-life license on 27 April 2022 covering all non-life branches, and was the first to receive a compulsory [[Definition:Motor third-party liability insurance (MTPL) |MTPL]] license in five to six years. Renamed Hepiyi Sigorta on 30 May 2022, it issued its first policy on 17 June 2022 and is headquartered in Ümraniye, Istanbul.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}📊 '''Ownership and governance.''' Group A shares (85.20% of TRY 255.6 million [[Definition:Paid-in capital |paid-in capital]]) are held by Öncü GSYO, making Hepiyi an indirect subsidiary of Doğan Holding (BIST: DOHOL), while Group B shares (~14.80%) are held by the first 30 founding employees. The seven-member board is chaired by Çağlar Göğüş (CEO of Doğan Holding), with Şenol Ortaç serving as CEO and Executive Board Member, and Dr. Murat Doğu as CFO.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}💰 '''Financial trajectory.''' From a breakeven startup half-year in FY2022, the company reached [[Definition:Gross written premium (GWP) |GWP]] of TRY 6.2 billion (+348%) and [[Definition:Net income |net income]] of TRY 896 million in FY2023, scaling further to approximately TRY 17.4 billion in GWP and TRY 1.9 billion in net income in FY2024. Full-year 2025 GWP reached TRY 27.3 billion (+56% nominal, +19.5% real), with 9M25 net income of TRY 1.2 billion.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}📈 '''Underwriting economics.''' The [[Definition:Combined ratio |combined ratio]] improved from approximately 122% in FY2023 to approximately 108% in FY2024, though it still exceeds 100%, meaning profitability depends on [[Definition:Investment income |investment income]] from the [[Definition:Insurance float |float]]. FY2023 investment income of TRY 1.39 billion (primarily FX gains and [[Definition:Government bond |government bond]] interest) was credited to the [[Definition:Technical account |technical account]]. The [[Definition:Operating expense ratio |operating expense ratio]] of 2.9% versus a sector average of 6.8% represents a structural cost advantage enabled by 183 employees.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🏆 '''Market position.''' Hepiyi rose to 14th among approximately 50 non-life insurers by FY2024 (2.36% [[Definition:Market share |market share]]) and 13th by FY2025 (2.61%), overtaking established competitors including Zurich Sigorta. In branch-specific rankings for FY2025, it reached 7th in MTPL (5.62% share) and 9th in [[Definition:Motor own damage insurance (Casco) |Motor Casco]] (4.16%). Its growth rates have consistently exceeded the market by wide margins.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🤝 '''Distribution model.''' The [[Definition:Agency distribution |agency network]] accounts for approximately 94% of [[Definition:Premium |premium]] volume, growing from zero at launch to 9,000 [[Definition:Insurance agent |agents]] by December 2025 — Turkey's broadest among insurance companies. The distinguishing Agent Manifesto provides lifetime working guarantees, contractual portfolio ownership rights, no minimum production targets, and a five-year [[Definition:Commission |commission]] guarantee on online renewals. The [[Definition:Digital insurance platform |digital platform]] handles 87% of daily production and generates approximately 30 million quotes annually.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🚗 '''Product mix and group synergies.''' Motor lines (MTPL and Casco) represent approximately 90% of GWP, with [[Definition:Supplementary health insurance |supplementary health]] and other lines comprising the remainder. The Doğan Holding ecosystem provides cross-sell channels through Doğan Trend Otomotiv (MG and Suzuki distributor), with the branded Marka Kasko product offering OEM parts guarantee and zero [[Definition:Depreciation (insurance) |depreciation]] for those vehicle brands. The Finance and Investment segment constituted 42% of DOHOL consolidated revenue in 3Q25.{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}🛡️ '''Risk and reinsurance.''' The overall [[Definition:Cession ratio |cession ratio]] was 23.3% of gross premium in FY2023, concentrated almost entirely in MTPL (37.2% cession rate). The February 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes produced only approximately TRY 50 million in [[Definition:Insurance claim |claims]], reflecting the absence of [[Definition:Commercial property insurance |commercial property]] lines. [[Definition:Incurred but not reported (IBNR) |IBNR]] of TRY 2.34 billion (gross, FY2023) is subject to the regulatory requirement for young insurers to use industry-average [[Definition:Loss ratio |loss ratios]].{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}||{{pb}}}}{{#if:{{{bullet|}}}|* }}💎 '''Valuation and risks.''' DOHOL's December 2025 investor presentation values Hepiyi at USD 785 million (5.0× price-to-book), with DOHOL's 85% stake worth USD 667 million, representing 25% of the holding's total NAV. Multiple equity research houses identify it as the strongest [[Definition:Initial public offering (IPO) |IPO]] candidate, with DOHOL's 2030 roadmap targeting one to two IPOs by 2026. Material risks include MTPL tariff ceiling regulation, capital consumption from rapid growth (119.41% adequacy ratio offering limited headroom), motor [[Definition:Concentration risk |concentration risk]], [[Definition:Reinsurance pricing |reinsurance cost volatility]] at approximately double pre-earthquake levels, and the absence of an independent [[Definition:Credit rating |credit rating]].
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