getirileri

Getirileri is the Turkish plural noun formed from getiri, meaning return or yield. In finance, economics, and accounting, getirileri refers to the returns generated by investments, assets, or business activities. The term is used in scholarly writing, market reports, and corporate disclosures to describe earnings or gains produced by economic activities.

In financial contexts, getirileri include interest income, dividends, capital gains, rental income, royalties, and profits from the sale of assets. They can be realized (actual cash received) or unrealized (paper gains). Getiriler may be quoted in nominal terms or adjusted for inflation to produce real getiriler. The concept encompasses both monetary and non-monetary benefits that contribute to overall performance.

Measurement of getirileri often involves calculating rates of return, such as simple return, compound return, or annualized return (CAGR). Analysts compare getirileri across assets, portfolios, or periods, while accounting for risk, time horizon, fees, and tax considerations. Proper evaluation requires consistency in the time frame and currency basis used for comparison.

The term also appears in corporate reporting and macroeconomic analysis when assessing total returns from investments, portfolios, sectors, or markets. In Turkish-language finance literature, getirileri is a general term whose exact interpretation depends on context, such as whether one discusses personal investment returns, company performance, or broader economic yields.

Related terms include getiri (return), yatırım getirisi (investment return), getirinin oranı (rate of return), and getirilerin dağılımı (distribution of returns). The article focuses on getirileri as financial returns rather than any proper noun or brand name.