ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, June 2. Last week, the volume of export transactions on the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan amounted to over $1.367 million, Trend reports.
A cumulative count of 23 transactions was documented,
encompassing a diverse array of both international and local
business entities.
The primary stakeholders in the procurement of Turkmen export
commodities comprised commercial entities from the United Arab
Emirates, Afghanistan, and Turkey. Delegates from the United Arab
Emirates and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan engaged in the
procurement of liquefied natural gas generated by the
state-operated entity Türkmenhimiýa. Turkish entrepreneurs secured
a consignment of refined cotton byproducts.
The domestic marketplace exhibited considerable dynamism. Regional
entrepreneurs acquired a diverse portfolio of commodities,
encompassing oil road bitumen, polypropylene, and base oil
manufactured by the state enterprise Türkmennebit, in addition to
Portland cement, cotton yarn, textiles, and production by-products
from the textile sector. The aggregate valuation of internal
exchanges surpassed 88.437 million manats (roughly $25.2
million).
