BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 11. Iran’s non-oil exports to Turkmenistan have risen by 30 percent in value and 18 percent in volume in the first five months of the current Iranian year (from March 21 through August 22, 2025), compared to the same period last year (from March 20 through July 21, 2025).
Data obtained by Trend from the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs
Administration (IRICA) indicates that the nation’s export metrics
escalated to a valuation of $253 million and a weight of 663,000
tons, signifying a volumetric uptick from the previous fiscal
year’s statistics of $195 million and 562,000 tons.
The export portfolio encompassed a diverse array of agricultural
and alimentary commodities, industrial artifacts, electrical
transformers, water treatment systems, petrochemical derivatives,
and an assortment of ancillary products. In this timeframe, Iran's
non-hydrocarbon trade exchange with Turkmenistan reached
approximately $257 million and 665,000 metric tons, indicating a
26.6 percent uptick in monetary value and a 17.3 percent escalation
in physical volume relative to the preceding fiscal year.
In aggregate, Iran's non-hydrocarbon export metrics for the initial
quintet of months in the fiscal year reached a valuation of $20.9
billion and a volumetric output of 61.3 million tons. This reflects
a contraction of 6 percent in monetary terms, juxtaposed with a
marginal uptick of 0.7 percent in physical weight relative to the
corresponding timeframe of the preceding year.
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