Turkish companies secure multiple international contracts

Several Turkish firms have announced new international business agreements spanning the agricultural, pharmaceutical, and logistics sectors.

DCT Trading (DCTTR) has signed a cotton procurement agreement with Greek suppliers for the 2026/2027 season, valued at approximately $6.3 million. The company also manages a global supply chain, exporting Turkish cotton to Asian markets including China, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. Notably, DCT Trading recently signed a $1.23 million cotton export contract with an Indonesian buyer.

GEN İlaç (GENIL) has won a tender in Kazakhstan for the supply of ibuprofen. The contract, facilitated through Med Service Plus, involves the delivery of the company’s Intrafen product produced in Ankara. The first transfer is scheduled for November 2026, with expected sales contributions of approximately $1.19 million through 2027.

Hareket Proje Taşımacılığı (HRKET) has secured three separate contracts in the Middle East. These include a $2.815 million project in Oman for equipment loading and transport at Duqm Port, a $2.1 million heavy lifting service contract for LNG facilities in Qatar, and a project in the United Arab Emirates involving Eversendai Offshore.