Kategori : ELECTRICITY ENERGY NEWS, ENERGY AGENDA NEWS - Tarih : 06 August 2021
Teksan, the innovative company of the energy solutions industry, continues to rise rapidly by climbing the ranks in Turkey’s most prestigious lists with its successful performance in 2020. Lastly, Teksan jumped 63 steps and ranked 436th in the “Turkey’s Top 500 Private Companies” research of the monthly business and economy magazine Capital.
Capital 500, announced by Capital Magazine and ranking Turkey’s largest private companies according to their turnover figures for 2020, continued to take the pulse of the Turkish economy and business 
world this year as well. Preferred in more than 130 countries on 6 continents with its innovative products and services, and successfully representing our country in the international arena, Teksan is in the Capital 500 with its turnover of over 1 billion TL in 2020, despite the pressure of the pandemic on business processes and the difficulties experienced. has risen abruptly to 436th place. Teksan’s turnover increased by more than 35 percent compared to 2019.
Expressing their happiness with Teksan’s successful performance in 2020 and its rise in the lists of Turkey’s biggest ones, Teksan Board Member in Charge of Marketing Ebru Ata Tuncer said, “2020 was a year with difficulties, as Teksan tried to find direction in the middle of the fog of uncertainty and balances were re-established. left behind. As Teksan, we have succeeded in overcoming all difficulties thanks to the devoted work of our employees, the trust of our business partners, and our commercial relations that we have built on solid foundations over the years. In 2020, our turnover increased by more than 35 percent compared to 2019 and we continued our growth line. We are happy with our rise in Capital’s “Turkey’s Top 500 Private Companies” list, which increases our motivation for new achievements. As one of the most important companies in Turkey that comes to mind when it comes to exports, we are making great efforts to maintain our growth chart in foreign markets in 2021 and beyond.”
