Key Developments in Borsa Istanbul on November 3rd

Featured Company Developments on November 3, 2025

As of November 3, 2025, several notable developments have occurred on Borsa Istanbul. Here are important company news updates for investors:

Kalyon Solar Technologies (KLYPV)

Kalyon Solar Technologies has signed a contract worth 82.59 million TL for the sale of solar panels with a domestic company. This development is expected to contribute to the company's growth targets in the renewable energy sector.

Ecogreen Energy (ECOGR)

The shares of Ecogreen Energy, which will start trading on the stock exchange today, are eagerly awaited by investors. The company’s new projects and growth potential have captured attention in the markets.

Global Investment Holding (GLYHO)

Global Investment Holding announced that its indirect subsidiary Global Ports Holding has submitted the best bid for the 30-year operating concession tender for the Ferrol Cruise Port in Spain. This is considered an important development, especially for the tourism sector.

Alarko Holding (ALARK)

Alarko has signed an Aircraft Conversion Agreement with an international aviation company through its UK subsidiary Alfor Aviation. The agreement covers the conversion of 8 passenger aircraft into cargo planes, paving the way for Alarko's growth in the aviation sector.

Arçelik (ARCLK)

Arçelik’s subsidiary Beko B.V. in the Netherlands has completed a capital reduction of 25.90 million euros and a dividend distribution of 22.80 million euros. As a result of these transactions, a total of 48.70 million euros is expected to be added to the company’s account.

Current Economic Developments

Global markets started positively during a period when technology companies announced strong earnings. The easing of trade tensions between the US and China has boosted investor morale.

In Turkey, the BIST 100 index started the day up 0.44% at 11,019.60 points. The dollar is trading at 42.06, while the euro is at 48.56 lira. Gram gold is changing hands at 5,429 TL.

Lastly, share buyback decisions among companies are also drawing attention. For example, AKFIS has bought back 15,000 shares, while AHGAZ conducted a similar transaction for 75,000 shares. No companies are making dividend payments today.