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The total sum of transactions at auctions of SCRMET made up about 37 million 500 thousand US dollars
Economy
The total sum of transactions at auctions of SCRMET made up about 37 million 500 thousand US dollars
Published 02.10.2023
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In the past festive week at the auctions of the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan 16 transactions were registered. 

For the foreign currency representatives of business circles from the United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan and Georgia purchased technical kerosene and polypropylene manufactured at process plants of “Türkmennebit” SC». Businessmen from the United Arab Emirates also bought urea (“Türkmenhimiýa” SC).

Besides it, for the foreign currency representatives of business circles from Turkey, Scotland, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan bought colour terry products in assortment, cotton yarn and fabric. The total sum of transactions made up about 37 million 500 thousand US dollars.

At the home market local businessmen bought polypropylene (“Türkmennebit” SC) for a total sum of 5 million 400 thousand manats.

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