November 18: Key Developments of AGROT, HATSN, CWENE, and TCELL

Today's Highlights

As of November 18, 2025, significant developments are taking place on Borsa Istanbul. Companies and economic data are attracting the attention of investors. Here are the focal points of the day:

Agrotech High Technology (AGROT)

AGROT has initiated talks to acquire a company engaged in the production of medical and industrial hemp. This step stands out as a significant development for the company's future.

Hat-San Ship (HATSN)

HATSN has completed deliveries in its Ship Repair and Maintenance Project with a foreign company. The total cost of the project, including additional requests, amounted to $1.92 million.

CW Energy (CWENE)

CWENE signed a framework contract for product sales worth a total of 2.40 billion TL with 18 sales points, valid throughout 2026. This contract is an important step supporting the company's growth objectives.

Mia Technology (MIATK)

MIATK has signed a new contract worth $4.20 million with an energy company in Kyrgyzstan. This agreement reinforces the company's international market growth strategy.

Turkcell (TCELL)

TCELL announced the capital increase of its wholly-owned subsidiary Cyprus Mobile Telecommunications Limited by 500 million TL, raising it to 922.72 million TL. This development strengthens the company's financial position.

Developments in Global Markets

In global markets, a negative atmosphere prevails due to concerns over high valuations of technology companies and weakened expectations for interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve. Bitcoin fell below $91,500 on Monday, erasing its gains for the year, while panic selling in the markets has increased.

Situation of Turkish Markets

Today, the BIST 100 index on Borsa Istanbul started with a decrease of 0.27%, at 10,669.47 points. The dollar is trading at 42.34 lira in the free market. Generally, investors are adopting a cautious stance against market fluctuations.

Other Notable Developments

There are no companies making dividend payments today. However, there are no significant developments in the economic calendar that warrant attention.