Tatlıpınar Energy Stocks Achieved 88% Gain in 3 Months

Striking Rise in the Energy Sector

Recently, significant developments have been occurring in the Turkish stock market. Especially energy stocks closed the third quarter of the year with impressive gains. The price increases in renewable energy and electricity generation companies have redirected investor interest back to this sector.

Tatlıpınar Energy's Success

Tatlıpınar Energy (Code: #TATEN) has achieved a value increase of 87.96% in the last three months, showcasing the highest performance in the sector. The stock price is currently trading at 81.95 TL. The company is solidifying its leadership position in the sector with increased electricity generation capacity and profit growth.

Other Significant Company Performances

• Margün Energy (Code: #MAGEN) stands out with a value increase of 67.59%. The stock price is currently at 25.34 TL. Investments in solar energy are contributing to the company's growth.


• CW Energy (Code: #CWENE) continues to grow with a gain of 40.85%. The stock price is at 24 TL.


• On the other hand, Aksen Energy (Code: #AKSEN) has reached a 34.16% increase, with a stock price of 48.86 TL. The company's expansion efforts in energy distribution are one of its supportive aspects.


• Enjasa (Code: #ENJSA) maintains a level of 78.70 TL with a gain of 22.20%, attracting attention as a stable player.


• Among other companies, Cante (Code: #CANTE) shows an increase of 21.95%, Enerji (Code: #ENERY) 21.91%, and Esen (Code: #ESEN) 19.94%. Additionally, İzen (Code: #IZENR) has a 13.79% and Bioen (Code: #BIOEN) shows an increase of 9.62%.

Future Expectations

Analysts predict that the growth trend in the solar and wind energy sectors will continue until 2026. This situation brings energy stocks back into the investment portfolios as a "growth segment." Supported by steady cash flow and high capacity utilization rates, the energy sector is expected to provide positive effects on company balances with increasing energy supply in the medium term.