The State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan concluded its weekly trading sessions with a total of 18 registered transactions. International business representatives finalized contracts amounting to over 28.074 million US dollars. These figures reflect a robust international appetite for Turkmenistan’s industrial and chemical outputs during the reporting period.

Business groups from Turkey and Uzbekistan focused their acquisitions on strategic industrial chemicals and petroleum products. Key purchases included technical sulfuric acid produced by the "Turkmenhimiýa" State Concern and base oils manufactured by the "Türkmennebit" State Concern. These commodities remain central to the country’s export strategy, serving as essential raw materials for regional industrial sectors.

A diverse range of light industry and agricultural goods was also sold to entrepreneurs from the UAE, India, Kyrgyzstan, and other nations. The exported goods included cotton yarn, various fabrics, licorice root extract, and finished textile products such as denim wear and terry cloths. The inclusion of wheat flour and other processed goods highlights the expanding reach of the nation’s manufacturing capabilities.

On the domestic front, local entrepreneurs secured raw materials valued at over 20.955 million manats to support internal industrial growth. The domestic transactions primarily involved cotton fiber, raw silk, and cotton yarn. These purchases are aimed at supplying local factories with the necessary resources to satisfy domestic market demands and bolster value-added production.