Teksan Exports Domestically Produced Engine Generators to 3 Continents

Teksan, which manufactures products using state-of-the-art technology at factories with high generator production capacity in Turkey, has reached more than 130 countries with its exports. The company, which focuses on exports with domestically produced goods that reduce the generator market's dependence on imported motors, has achieved significant success by exporting domestically manufactured generators to Asia, Europe, and Africa. Exports of domestically produced motor generators have grown more than 30 percent compared to 2019, and the company aims to increase this figure further in the coming period.

Teksan, which embraces domestic production, waves the Turkish flag in more than 130 countries with its exports of innovative products. Following a successful marketing strategy in opening new markets and exporting 65 percent of its production, the company ranks among the Fastest Growing Export Companies. In line with its global growth targets, it also aims to achieve a multiplier effect in exports in the near future through its overseas offices, the first of which it opened in the United Kingdom.

In the generator sector, motors make up the largest import item. Teksan, alongside domestically produced Yavuz Motor, and through the Ecotorq engine developed together with Ford Otosan for use in generators, takes on an important mission in reducing import dependence with domestically manufactured motor generator sets in the 75–550 kVA power range. Ebru Ata Tuncer, Board Member Responsible for Marketing at Teksan, stating that one of the company's primary aims is to add value to the Turkish economy and increase employment, said: "By presenting the products we manufacture in Turkey to overseas markets, we both promote our country and contribute to the wheels of the Turkish economy. In addition to nearby markets such as Europe, the Middle East, Russia and Turkic Republics, and North and Central Africa, we diversify our export markets through sales to South American and Asian countries. We have a widespread dealer network worldwide. Furthermore, with our overseas offices, the first of which we opened in Birmingham, United Kingdom, under the Turquality Support Program, we intend to increase our share of the global market. In the coming period, we will double our export offensive with our new offices." Stating that the lockdown experienced in various countries due to the Covid-19 pandemic confirms the importance of domestic production, Ebru Ata Tuncer said: "We are a company that always prioritizes domestic production. As a sector, motors make up the largest item of our imports. As Teksan, we support domestic motor manufacturers and take important steps in reducing import dependence through our collaborations. By exporting these products to Asia, Europe, and Africa, we achieved an increase of more than 30 percent in this area compared to 2019. Our domestically produced generators have been met with great interest both in the Turkish market and abroad. We believe that with the reduction of the pandemic's impact and the return to normalcy in the coming period, we can reach much higher export figures in this area," she concluded.