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The miner reported 7.22 million tonnes of coal production in Q2 FY2026–27, up 7.6% year on year, but first-half output was down 12.5%; quarterly profit also included compensation income.
The telecom and digital-infrastructure provider reported higher operating revenue for the quarter ended 30 September, lower year-on-year profit and a ₹1 per-share interim dividend.
The Shandong manufacturing hub exported 1.57 billion yuan of recreational vehicles in January–September, while its local supply chain spans 50 kilometres.
Türkiye shipped 197,692 tonnes of pickled vegetables to 121 countries in the first nine months of 2026. Peppers and cucumber products accounted for about 86% of reported export revenue; an industry representative said the year-end target was $500 million.
An Anadolu Agency compilation of Uludağ automotive exporters’ data put Türkiye’s January–September 2026 road-tractor exports at $1.731529 billion, up from $1.380823 billion a year earlier. Shipments reached 56 countries; Germany was the largest destination and the top ten markets accounted for 87.6% of sales.
Renewables accounted for 80,315 MW of installed capacity, while domestic sources supplied 70.3% of September electricity generation, the Energy Ministry said.
Nine provinces affiliated with the Southeastern Anatolia Exporters’ Associations recorded $183.909 million in dried-fruit exports from January to September 2026. Dried apricots and pistachios made up 70.6% of the total; Germany was the largest destination.
A 25 October Anadolu Agency compilation of Industry and Technology Ministry data said Türkiye had 115 designated technology development zones as of September: 97 operating and 18 still building infrastructure. Companies in the zones reported total sales of TRY 1.85 trillion and exports of $20.86 billion.
OMIE’s auction file shows a lower daily average than Saturday but a higher peak, across 100 quarter-hour periods.
MoIAT says the 25 October forum will explain how manufacturers can use four existing programmes for procurement, finance and technology support; the announcement does not promise new awards.
The planned procurement covers at least 1.81 million litres and forms part of a wider 2027 food-distribution programme.
Hole 26F-01 returned 400 metres at 0.53 g/t gold from 15 metres, including 50 metres at 1.07 g/t; ten holes remain pending.