October 31, 2025: Important Developments and Contracts from Companies

Significant Agreements in the Energy Sector

#AKSEN – The company's 100% subsidiary Aksa Göynük Enerji has signed a contract with EÜAŞ to sell electricity produced from the domestic lignite coal plant in Bolu Göynük at a minimum price of 75 dollars with a purchase guarantee. This development is considered a critical step in terms of energy production and effective use of resources.

International Orders and New Investments

#ARTMS – The company announced that it has started shipment of orders received from the United States and has received new orders from various customers. This situation shows that the company's presence in international markets is strengthening.

#EUPWR – The company has completed its investment in a new power transformer production facility, increasing its production capacity. This capacity increase will enhance its competitive strength in both domestic and foreign markets.

Stock Announcements and Buyback Activities

#AKSA – As a result of buyback transactions conducted by Emniyet Ticaret, the company's ownership rate has risen to 24.98%. This situation reflects the company's market value and boosts investor confidence.

#BIMAS – During the buyback process, it was announced that 50,000 shares were repurchased at a price of 540.00 TL. These transactions are seen as an effort to strengthen the financial health of the company.

Capital Increase and New Activities

#BAYRK – It has been decided to increase the company's capital from 56.5 million TL to 250.0 million TL with a 342.75% bonus issue. This increase stands out as an important step within the framework of growth strategies.

#CWENE – The company announced that it will carry out a new capital increase of 1.1 billion TL with SPK approval. This situation is viewed as a critical move for the company's sustainable growth objectives.

Conclusion

These developments are closely monitored by investors and market analysts. The strategic decisions and contracts signed by companies are important indicators for competition in the energy and finance sectors.