Global Presence
Exports are a key pillar of our growth strategy
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More Than 100 Countries Across 5 Continents
Exports are a key pillar of our growth strategy
Exports are one of the key pillars of our growth strategy. Today, we export to more than 100 countries across five continents, with strong market positions in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Latin America.
North Africa
Despite intense competition, we continue to achieve sustainable growth in the region.
- Consistent product quality
- Fast delivery capabilities
- Technical support expertise
- Strong distributor network
Middle East
The Middle East offers significant growth potential driven by infrastructure development and reconstruction projects.
We actively supply projects across Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other regional markets. Thanks to our logistical advantages, we ensure timely and reliable deliveries.
We expect the Middle East to account for an even greater share of our export portfolio in the coming years.
European Union
With the country-specific quota system introduced on 1 August, Türkiye's export quota to the European Union has increased.
- More predictable export planning
- Long-term commercial agreements
- A stronger competitive position in the European market
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Raw Material Supply Strategy
A hybrid billet sourcing strategy
We implement a hybrid billet sourcing strategy. Billets sourced from leading domestic producers provide logistical advantages and shorter delivery times, while imports from the Black Sea region, Central Europe and the Gulf countries enable us to optimize the global supply-demand balance.
- Maintain price stability
- Ensure uninterrupted production
- Effectively manage supply chain risks
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Global Trade & Competitiveness
As protectionist trade policies continue to expand worldwide, product quality, certification and compliance have become increasingly important. We maintain our competitive advantage through manufacturing to international standards, certified quality management systems and environmentally responsible production practices.
Although high tariffs and anti-dumping measures in the U.S. market create challenges for commodity-grade steel products, we continue to pursue opportunities in value-added and engineering-intensive product segments.