Energy and Transport Sectors Ignite with 1.8 Billion TL Deal Wave: New Contracts for Karsan, Europower and Masfen

Listed companies on Borsa Istanbul signed a series of high‑value contracts on August 13, 2026, signaling robust sectoral growth in energy, transport, healthcare and industrial domains for Q2 2026.

Energy Power Play: Europower Energy and Peak PV Solar Secure 584 Million TL TEİAŞ Victory

■Peak PV Solar, a direct subsidiary of Europower Energy, won the 154 kV Malatya‑Adıyaman transmission line renewal tender with the most competitive price.

■The base contract value was disclosed at 584,241,870.90 TL.

■The project covers modernization of a 60.3 km transmission corridor.

Karsan’s IETT Bus Deal: 1.8 Billion TL Operational Core

■Karsan Automotive signed a contract worth 1,796,250,000 TL plus VAT and GST for the procurement of 150 diesel‑powered buses and a two‑year maintenance‑repair‑cleaning service.

■The agreement aims to renew IETT’s 8‑9 meter bus fleet.

New Financing Waves in Healthcare and Logistics: Oncosem and Horoz Logistics

■Oncosem Oncology Systems landed a five‑year 272 Million TL chemotherapy drug‑preparation services contract.

■Horoz Logistics accessed the first tranche of a 5 Million Euro, 7‑year credit facility for its solar power plant project, with an initial disbursement of 1.5 Million Euro.

Cross‑Border BESS Expansion: Masfen Energy in Romania

■Masfen Romania S.R.L., a 100 % subsidiary of Masfen Energy, signed a 25 Million Euro share purchase agreement to acquire 100 % of Energystor S.R.L., securing the battery‑energy‑storage‑system (BESS) installation rights.

■The EPC and share‑transfer contract totals 1,374,967,500 TL based on the TCMB exchange rate on August 12, 2026.

Steel Export Surge: BMS Steel Rebar

■In July 2026, the company reported exports amounting to 1,385,220 USD.

■Export value of 65.58 Million TL comprised steel rebar, ribbed steel rods and rod coil products.

■Destinations spanned Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Southern Caribbean, with top markets Italy, Curaçao, Chad, Senegal and Jordan.

Aylin Güneş – These sizable contracts in energy and transport generate immediate cash flow while offering strong long‑term dividend and share‑buyback upside. The Europower‑Peak PV Solar TEİAŞ win underscores continued state‑driven spending on renewable‑energy infrastructure, likely supporting regional energy stocks. Karsan’s IETT bus deal provides a sustainable revenue stream that could boost its dividend margin. Masfen’s Romanian BESS project reflects rising European demand for storage capacity, aligning with long‑term value‑creation strategies. Overall, these agreements are poised to positively influence share‑repurchase and dividend policies, offering a synergistic energy‑transport play for diversified portfolios.