Both stocks moved against their markets, so each reaction was about the company. Kaspi cut a growth target it had reaffirmed in August. TBC hit every target it had set, a week after a scare had knocked its shares down.
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The business still grew 18% in constant currency. The market reacted to the one thing that changed: the growth target.
In August management called the ~20% GMV target "comfortably on track" and expected "faster trends in the second half". Instead, 3Q growth halved to +8%. The cut was the only guidance change, and the stock fell within an hour of the 07:14 ET release, before the 08:00 call. [K5; K1 p.18]
Management attributes the slowdown "entirely" to cheaper imports after the tenge's rise: items sold +24%, but price per item −8%. The lira's 32% fall vs the tenge cut Türkiye's reported revenue by 35%. [K3; K1 p.13, p.21]
The rally partly recovered a sharp drop eight days earlier. The results and the call answered the question behind that drop.
All 2026–28 targets reaffirmed (loans 15%+, ROE 23%+, payout 25–45%). Uzbek cost of risk of 10.8% was "lower than the levels that we indicated… in August". [T1 p.5–6; T3 0:14:01]