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Exports rose in 54 provinces across Türkiye, with 28 exceeding $1 billion
Istanbul led Türkiye’s provincial exports in September with $5 billion 736 million, followed by Kocaeli and Izmir. Exports exceeded $1 billion in 28 provinces during January–September, while 54 provinces increased their overseas sales.
Istanbul ranked first in Türkiye’s provincial exports in September. The city’s exports rose 27.3 percent from the same month last year to reach $5 billion 736 million.
Kocaeli ranked second with exports of $3 billion 733 million, up 25.6 percent. Izmir came third, with exports of $1 billion 972 million, an increase of 13.1 percent.
Precious stones led Istanbul’s exports
Precious or semi-precious stones ranked first among Istanbul’s exports, valued at $1 billion 441 million 892 thousand. They were followed by knitted clothing and accessories at $461 million 455 thousand, and boilers and machinery at $454 million 157 thousand.
Switzerland was the leading destination for Istanbul’s exports, receiving $768 million 256 thousand. Exports to the United States totaled $483 million 169 thousand, while those to Germany reached $329 million 139 thousand.
Automotive products led Kocaeli’s exports
Motor vehicles accounted for the largest share of Kocaeli’s exports, at $1 billion 470 million 764 thousand. Electrical machinery and equipment ranked second at $343 million 725 thousand, followed by mineral fuels and oils at $333 million 384 thousand.
The United Kingdom was the leading destination for Kocaeli’s exports, receiving $422 million 237 thousand. Exports to Germany totaled $356 million 425 thousand, while those to the United States reached $210 million 151 thousand.
Fuels and oils led Izmir’s exports
Mineral fuels and oils ranked first among Izmir’s exports, valued at $333 million 602 thousand. They were followed by boilers and machinery at $193 million 138 thousand, and tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes at $164 million 621 thousand.
Germany was the leading destination for Izmir’s exports, receiving $203 million 913 thousand. Exports to Spain totaled $177 million 673 thousand, while those to the United States reached $169 million 5 thousand.
Istanbul recorded the largest increase in exports
Istanbul recorded the largest year-on-year increase in export value in September. The city’s exports rose by $1 billion 231 million.
Kocaeli followed Istanbul with an increase of $761 million, while Mersin recorded an increase of $311 million. During January–September, 28 provinces exported more than $1 billion, while 54 provinces increased their overseas sales.
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