Last week, 26 transactions for the sale of a wide range of products were registered at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan. During the auctions, business interest focused on energy resources, light industry products, and agricultural goods. The total value of export contracts concluded with foreign partners exceeded 4 million US dollars.

A significant portion of export operations involved petrochemical products. Business representatives from the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Georgia, and Uzbekistan purchased base oil and polypropylene produced by the "Turkmennebit" State Concern. These products continue to enjoy high demand in the regional energy market.

Activity was also observed in the textile and food industries, leading to substantial volumes of goods being directed to foreign markets. Entrepreneurs from Türkiye, Serbia, and the UAE acquired cotton yarn, wheat flour, licorice root extract, and finished textile products. This highlights the growth of the country's export potential through both raw materials and high-value-added goods.

For the domestic market, local businessmen purchased products totaling more than 124 million 806 thousand manats. The list of transactions included polypropylene and technical sulfur from the "Turkmennebit" and "Turkmengaz" state concerns, as well as local food and textile products. The acquired resources will be used to support the production cycles of the country's industrial enterprises.