Food, Pharma, and Energy Sectors Surge with Major Deals

In the food sector, GOLDA expands its production line with a 37.425 million TL domestic sales agreement, while ORZAX strengthens its global supply chain by establishing a new subsidiary in India with a capital of 100 000 INR. In the energy storage domain, YEOTK and Reap Battery Technologies collaborate on a 37.3 MWh project, ARDYZ accelerates its digital transformation with a 993,600 USD IT equipment order, FRMPL plans to boost production capacity with a 330 million TL order, and EUPWR reinforces its long‑term growth strategy by acquiring a 7,552 m² factory building.

37 Million TL Food Sector Spark

■GOLDA signed a 37.425 million TL domestic sales contract.

■Deliveries will conclude by the end of October 2026.

■Management expects a positive impact on revenue and profitability.

Opening the Indian Market in Pharma

■ORZAX sets up “Orzax Life Sciences Private Limited” in Delhi with a 99.99% stake.

■The company aims to operate directly in the Indian market, gaining a competitive edge.

■Proximity to raw materials reduces production costs and enhances logistics.

Energy Storage Revolution

■YEOTK and Reap Battery Technologies will produce 37.3 MWh battery units.

■Production in Istanbul Tuzla, with deliveries within six months.

■This capacity strengthens the company’s renewable energy portfolio.

Major IT Order

■ARDYZ secured a 46.95 million TL (≈ 993,600 USD) IT equipment order from a public institution.

■The order will support the company’s revenue and profitability.

Seasonal Expansion in Plastics and Metal

■FRMPL received a 330 million TL order from domestic customers.

■Deliveries will occur progressively by 15 October 2026.

■Seasonal conditions may extend delivery time by up to 15 days.

Strategic Property Acquisition

■EUPWR purchased a 7,552 m² factory building and its adjacent land.

■The investment supports capacity expansion, new production lines, and logistics.

■It enhances operational efficiency and underpins long‑term growth strategy.

Aylin Güneş: These agreements not only bolster the companies’ growth and competitive edge but also create long‑term value for investors. The moves in energy storage and the Indian market launch position firms strategically in global supply chains, potentially driving market multiples upward.