Turkish Energy and Industry Leaders Secure Strategic Contracts for Financial Momentum

Disclosures submitted to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) between July 13-17, 2026, revealed that Turkey's leading industrial, energy, and construction firms concluded a dynamic week through new agreements and tender wins.

Solar Power Projects Mark Energy Sector Transition

The company traded under the YEOTK code secured a contract with project companies of Bluefield Solar Income Fund for the turnkey construction of three solar power plants totaling 196 MWp in northeast England. This project reinforces the company's international position in renewable energy.

■ASTOR signed an agreement worth 1.483.826.280 TL for power transformer supply with a U.S.-based firm.

■EUPWR executed a 223.015.000 TL recloser purchase contract with TOROSLAR EDAŞ.

■FORTE won the tender for TEDAŞ's 43.628.000 TL paid cybersecurity product procurement.

Construction Sector Expands into Healthcare Infrastructure

UCAYM signed an 801.876.286.54 TL contract for mechanical works (MHC) under the Istanbul Sancaktepe City Hospital Project, while BRLSM secured the 126.000.000 TL mechanical and electrical installation works for Diyarbakır World Eye Hospital in partnership with affiliated Erde Mühendislik.

■KBORU announced 184.555.203 TL sales agreements for irrigation and infrastructure projects, whereas OZYSR conducted a sale transaction valued at 42.767.838.17 TL.

Defense to Finance and Technology: Seamless Integration

SDTTR agreed on defense systems orders worth 250.875.945 TL with domestic clients. In finance and technology, GLCVY won the auction for Denizbank A.Ş.'s overdue receivables valued at 1.243.000 TL, while MARTI signed a consulting service contract with Servotel Corporation.

■On the technology front, MIATK entered into a strategic collaboration with CalmCar focusing on autonomous vehicle technologies.

These comprehensive contracts reflect structural strengthening in BIST 100, particularly highlighting steady growth in renewable energy and defense sectors. The contracts indicate a stable upward trajectory in domestic capital flows across critical industries.