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AprÄąl 2018

Issue: 119

Machinery Exporters Union Monthly Magazine

in english

NEW CHAIRMAN OF MAİB IS KUTLU KARAVELİOĞLU New chairman of Machinery Exporters Association (MAİB) was elected through Elective Ordinary General Assembly. Elected as the Chairman of Board of Directors of MAİB, Kutlu Karavelioğlu took over the duty from Adnan Dalgakıran who was acting as chairman for 12 years. Karavelioğlu was taking office as Vice Chairman of Board of Directors of MAİB.

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eing the only exporters union representing more than 11 thousand machinery exporters in Turkey and operating under brand of Turkish Machinery, Elective Ordinary General Assembly of MAİB was held on April 14th in Ankara. Held with the participation of Undersecretary of Ministry of Economy, İbrahim Şenel and representatives from Ministry of Economy and Turkish Exporters Assembly, in the General Assembly vice chairman Kutlu Karavelioğlu was elected as chairman and the Board of Directors with half of its members being

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replaced was refreshed. Undersecretary of Ministry of Economy, İbrahim Şenel stated in his speech at the General Assembly "Machinery sector, which satisfies the investment demands of the industry plays a major role in the development of countries. We can see that our machinery manufacturers are acting with utmost efforts to fulfill their responsibility. We are developing new mechanisms to support them and users of machinery, we shared some of our suggestions with the Ministry of Finance".

Emphasizing the contribution provided by exporters associations to the development of the sectors,

Mr. Şenel, in his speech which he addressed sectoral associations as very valuable platforms established to express the needs of the exporters stated that "Our associations perform a significant task in terms of transferring the opinions of the sector directly to the decision making mechanicms. Machinery manufacture sector is the flagship of industrialization and progress".

OUR MACHINERY EXPORT IS INCREASING BY 15 PERCENT FOR 16 YEARS Chairman of Board of Directors of Machinery Exporters Associa-

tion, Kutlu Karavelioğlu also emphasized that the machinery sector has multiplied its export which was nearly 1.7 million dollars in 2001, by nine with the investments and effective promotional activities it has realized in the last 16 years.

Reminding that the machinery sector has set its export goal for 2018 as 18 billion dollars, Chairman of Board of Directors of Machinery Exporters Association, Kutlu Karavelioğlu added: "Turkish machinery industry is demonstrating great solidarity with the importance it has placed on sectoral organization. All of the 22 subsectors have established unions and has gained lobbying power effective at home and abroad under the umbrella of our exporters union and federation. We have our flag being waved at almost all of the international parent organizations and our representatives take office in the management of a major number of them. Our common culture which is being gradually consolidated has turned the major responsibility we assume for the future of our country into an inevitable duty. In the organizations of our world, interests of the county and the sector are mentioned rather than the interests of companies and individ-

uals. Line in all of our elections in the past, today we are taking over the flag with our colleagues who has worked for their own subsectors for years and assimilated with this culture. Our efforts will go on by gaining speed with the experience and contributions of our full and associate members who have participated to us recently and our export figure which is in excess of 15 billion today will break new records."

“SUCCESS OF THE MACHINERY INDUSTRY WILL BE TURKEY'S SUCCESS" Expressing his assurance and elation in handing over the chairmanship which he has assumed for 12 years at Machinery Exporters Association, to a management which is very familiar to the sector, Adnan Dalgakıran told in his speech: "When we first took office, machinery awareness and concept in Turkey was not inhabited yet. Though, major part of the commodity trade in the world consists of machinery.

It is clear that we provide significant services altogether, and the most importantly, that we ensured everyone to be aware of the strategicness of our sector. Machinery is a tool of production, it is technol-

ogy and it is an aspect which directly improves value, prosperity and competitive strength. Material lifespan of the products may be longer, however, their technological lifespan is now very short. Each machine is more advanced than the previous one and can produce more will less error. If you accept to import a production tool which evolves at such pace and above all, if you opt for second hand items, you will soon become a technological dump. You cannot be globally competitive with the machinery of others. This competition is getting more fierce gradually, number of countries reaching to middle income level from low income level are increasing rapidly. Success of the machinery industry will be the success of Turkey."

MAİB 2018-2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President of the Board Kutlu Karavelioğlu Board Members Ahmet Özkayan Ali Eren Halil İbrahim Gökçüoğlu Hüseyin Durmaz Mehmet Ağrikli Metin Kar Mustafa Şekerci Önder Bülbüloğlu Sevda Kayhan Yılmaz Zeynep Erkunt Armağan Board of Audit Ahmet Sözer Hasan Büyükdede Mehmet Sefa Targıt

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TARMAKBİR OPTED FOR ŞENOL ÖNAL AGAIN 29th Ordinary General Assembly of Turkish Association of Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers (TARMAKBİR) was held on April 14th in Ankara and Chairman, Şenol Önal restored trust in the General Assembly.

Board of Directors, Supervisory Board, Ethics Committee and MAKFED Representatives Committee to take office in the new period according to the concerning items of the agenda. Accordingly, TARMAKBİR 29th period Board of Directors resolved that Şenol Önal shall continue to take office as Chairman of Board of Directors.

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n the 29th Ordinary General Assembly of Turkish Association of Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers held on April 14th in Ankara, Ziya Altınöz acted as council chairman and Hüseyin Koç and Ahmet Özer acted as members to the council. Held with the participation of nearly 40 TARMAKBİR members and guests, the General Assembly was initiated with the opening speech of 28th Period Chairman of Board of Directors, Şenol Önal. Şenol Önal said in his opening speech “Founded officially and held its first general assembly in 1978, TARMAKBİR has now reached to a very important position. Being a leader and strong organization not only in the agricultural sector but also in the Turkish machinery sector, TARMAKBİR brings new value to its representation duties in the national and in-

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ternational arena every other year.

With our membership in global umbrella organizations of our sector, TARMAKBİR has proudly become the only national association which is a member of all three associations throughout the world in agricultural mechanization sector, from Europe to Asia-Pacific region. Mr. Önal ended his words by adding "We, as the members of the board, provided moral and material support for TARMAKBİR without looking after our personal interest and we strived for being worthy of the duty we are assigned for. Recently elected management and supervisory teams will be assigned with new duties which will take the sector farther. We would like to express our gratitude again to our esteemed members who did not refrain to support us while we were carrying out this duty".

General assembly delegation elected members of TARMAKBİR

TARMAKBİR 2018-2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President of the Board Şenol Önal Board Members A. Mümtaz Özalp Ahmet Kurt Ahmet Küçükbacak Bilgin Türkay Bülent Duman Gökhan Bayramoğlu Güven Çetin Halil Uğur Hüseyin Finiş M. Kaan Uyguntüzel Sefa Özdemir Zeynep Erkunt Armağan

7TH ORDINARY GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF İSDER WAS CONVENED 7th Ordinary General Assembly of Material Handling, Storage and Industrial Equipment Association of Turkey (İSDER) was held on April 11th. In the end of the general assembly meeting, Ender Akbaytogan who had been taking office as chairman of board of directors since 2014 was reelected as chairman again.

İSDER 2018-2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President of the Board Ender Akbaytogan

7th Ordinary General Assembly of Material Handling, Storage and Industrial Equipment Association of Turkey was held on April 11th, in İstanbul. Emphasizing that members of the board of directors and the committees strived for strengthening the national economy with devotion by being aware of the fact that their major responsibility is to serve to Turkey in the past two-year period, in the opening speech of the meeting, Ender Akbaytogan expressed his gratitude towards the members which supported them during their term of office and the committee chairmen and general secretariat employees for their meticulous and devoted efforts.

In the voting which was held at the end of the general assembly meeting, Ender Akbaytogan who had been taking office since 2014 was reelected as Chairman of İSDER Board of Directors. Mr. Akbaytogan expressed that he was proud to take office as Chairman of Board of Directors İSDER which leads change in every field that material handling, storage machinery sector is concerned and carries out efforts for the development of the sector, for an additional term and thanked to the members who deemed him to be worthy of this position. Emphasizing that they will realize projects which create value for the members and the sector and to support and de-

Board Members Alparslan Kurtmen Aksel Volkan Arda Atıf Doğanay Bülent Beleda Ediz Calapoğlu Emre Taşcı Ergun Şevki Demiralp Faruk Köse Levent Kıroğlu Mustafa Çiper Nazmi Kulakoğlu Reyhan Uğurlu Yücel Serkan Acar Serkan Karataş

velop the current projects in the new duty period, Mr. Akbaytogan said that their goal is to bring the sector to the point they aim step by step and wished that 2018-2019 period would be beneficial for all of the members and the sector.

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ERA OF BURHAN FIRAT IS GOING ON AT ARÜSDER Held on April 20th in Ankara, in the 8th Ordinary General Assembly of Association of Vehicle and On-Vehicle Equipment and Work Machines (ARÜSDER) board of directors under chairmanship of Burhan Fırat took vote of confidence for the following period.

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eld at Ankara Chamber of Industry with the participation of a number of company representatives which are member to the union, the general assembly meeting was commenced with the opening speech of ARÜSDER 7th Period Chairman of Board of

ARÜSDER 2018-2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President of the Board Burhan Fırat Board Members Ahmet Orhun Özkan Hüseyin Nar Musa Ertunç Yaşar Kılıç

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Directors, Burhan Fırat. Following the speeches, representatives of Turkish Machinery Federation (MAKFED) were also determined in addition to the members of board of directors, supervisory board and ethics committee to take office in the following term according to the concerning items of the agenda.

Elected as ARÜSDER Chairman of

Board of Directors again, Burhan Fırat said "We will move farther in a more synergetic manner by embracing everyone today as it was in the past. Because today is the day that we need unity and solidarity more than yesterday. Setting off from this fact, we will work one for all and all for Turkey. I thank you for your confidence and support".

PROCUREMENT COMMITTEE PROGRAMS ARE ONGOING Turkish companies carried out major bilateral business negotiations under leadership of Machinery Exporters Association (MAİB) in the procurement committee organizations for IBATECH İstanbul Expo, which has the title of being the second largest exhibition in its field in the world and being the largest in Eurasia with World Mill Tech Expo held in İstanbul for the first time.

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n the procurement committee organization held for World Milling Machinery Technologies and Subsidiary Industry Expo (MAİB) and International Bakery, Patisserie Machinery, Ice Cream and Chocolate Technologies Expo (IBATECH İstanbul), representatives from Turkish machinery manufacture sector held productive business negotiations with special procurement committees from abroad.

Held for the first time at Tüyap Exhibition and Congress Center on March 29th - April 1st, World Mill Tech Exhibition was held with the participation of 190 brands and 127 companies from 16 countries and was visited by total 6019 people from 68 countries particularly from Algeria, Tanzania, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, Lebanon, Uzbekistan, Ethiopia, Kazakhstan, Macedonia, Palestine, Romania, India, Pakistan, Amman, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia and Ukraine. Attracting great attention despite being held for the first time, mill machinery sector sold more than 600 machines to 27 countries and realized and export figure in excess of 20 million dollar in the exhibition.

In the special procurement committee organization which was arranged by MAİB within scope of the expo, buyers from Indonesia gath-

ered with Turkish companies and effective business negotiations were held.

Being the second largest exhibition in its field in the world and being the largest in Eurasia, IBATECH İstanbul Expo was held for the 12th time this year on April 14-17.

In the exhibition which was held at CNR Expo Center, state-of-the-art ovens in the sector were displayed and more than 400 domestic and

foreign companies participated in the exhibition and number of visitors in excess of 80 thousand from 120 different countries was reached. In the procurement committee program which was organized by MAİB within scope of the expo, business people from Turkmenistan, Greece and Palestine gathered with Turkish manufacturers and exchanged ideas about possible collaborations.

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SPECIAL EXHIBITION INCENTIVE TO THE MEMBERS OF MİB FROM SOUTH KOREA Being one of the member unions of Turkish Machinery Federation (MAKFED), while Association of Turkish Machine Manufacturers (MİB) participated in Simtos International Machine Tool Show held on April 3-7 in Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, Korea Machine Tool Manufacturers Association announced that special state incentive will be granted to MİB members which will participate in the following exhibitions.

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xpressed as one of the most prestigious organizations of the machine tools sector, Simtos International Machine Tool Show provided opportunity to MİB and a number of companies which are a member to the union to promote their products by participating to the show. South Korean officials indicated that special state incentive would be granted to MİB members which will participate in the shows to be organized in the following years and Seoul Commercial Attache, M. Alper Atilla said that they were ready to provide support to Turkish companies which are willing to export to South Korea and to open office there.

Indicating that they had a pleasant experience in Simtos Show, General Secretary of MİB, Nail Türker said that the goal of the sector is to change the foreign trade balance with

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South Korea with which a current standing of fifth in machine tools export and 33th in export is of question, in favor of Turkey.

Mr. Türker said “Korea Machine Tool Manufacturers Association (KOMMA) members visited us during the show and stated that special incentive will be granted to MİB member Turkish companies in the following shows. This is a significant support for our sector. Because, Simtos Show is an exhibition where the most important brands in the world gather and state-of-the-art prod-

ucts are displayed. It is a very good development for us that Turkish companies will take part in this show with privilege."

SUPPORT FOR THE ONES WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE INVESTMENT IN SOUTH KOREA Nail Türker stated that Seoul Commercial Attache, M. Alper Atilla, who visited MİB booth during the show had said that they were ready to provide support services to Turkish companies which are willing to export to South

Korea and to open office there. Türker continued as follows: "We also had a meeting with DGMC which is a local cooperative, in the show. In our meeting with the cooperative which was founded in 1962 and having 498 members, subjects of arrangement of technical seminars, export-import coordination, business delegations in exhibitions, exhibition participations, invitation of procurement committees to exhibitions, investment in duty free zones, B2B negotiations with Republic of South Korea and other countries were the topics."

Gathering all of the items of world machine tools sector and held biannually, 1222 companies from 35 countries participated in Simtos International Machine Tool Show this year. Turkish companies who participated in the show displayed their state-of-the-art products in the event which had the main theme of Industry 4.0 and artificial intelligence.

İMDER AND İSDER’S URGE JOURNEY IS CONTINUING The first episode of Work and Handling Machinery Manufacturers URGE Project carried out by Turkish Construction Machinery Distributors and Manufacturers Association (İMDER) and Material Handling, Storage and Industrial Equipment Association of Turkey (İSDER) with the support of Ministry of Economy was completed by the end of 2017. Gathering with the new members and candidate members of the second project in a meeting held on February 21st, İMDER and İSDER provided information with regard to opportunities to be offered by the new project.

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he first episode of Work and Handling Machinery Manufacturers URGE Project initiated by İMDER and İSDER with the purpose of expanding export markets of member manufacturer companies and to enter in competition with international competitors more comfortable, was successfully completed by the end of 2017. Commencing the preparation efforts for the second project with the support of the member companies which were satisfied with the first project without slowing down, İMDER and İSDER evaluated the outcomes of the first project in the meeting they held on February 21st and discussed the opportunities to be offered by the second URGE project.

Member of İMDER Board of Directors, Ediz Calapoğlu stated in his presentation during opening of the meeting that their goal is to increase the number of participant companies which was ten in the first URGE project to the level of 15-20 in the second URGE project with the participation of new manufacturers and subsidiary industry companies.

Chairman of İMDER Board of Directors, Merih Özgen emphasized in his presentation that URGE project offers a corporate structure to the companies through expansion of the export market of the companies and also with the efforts regarding branding and said "I recommend to the companies which will get into international markets firstly to improve their corporate processes. Created by the government, these projects are very valuable and I would like to thank everyone who has contributed in these kind of projects".

In the following parts of the meet-

ing, companies which participated in the first URGE project and realized significant gains shared their experiences and new companies which are participating in the second URGE project expressed their expectations from the project to the participants. Getting stronger with the new members İMDER and İSDER 2nd URGE project aims their members to offer high quality products they manufacture by making use of state-of-the-art technology to the right markets by employing the right strategies and to enable them to compete with their competitors in the world markets.

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WORK AND CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY WILL GROW WITH DOMESTIC AND NATIONAL PRODUCTION Turkish work and construction machinery sector continues to maintain its sixth place in the Eurasian region and the tenth place in Europe in terms of the manufacturing industry. Turkey is the third country following China and India in terms of fastest growing market and it has the fifth place in Europe and eighth place in the world in terms of market size. It is expected that Turkey's investment plans until 2030 with a value of 1.3 trillion USD will extend the trade volume of work and construction machinery industry to 30 billion USD.

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ver since the wheel was invented, the process of human beings to structure themselves in the direction of their needs has never ended. They have constructed roads, bridges, aqueducts, buildings and many others!

Thanks to advances in work machinery technology, such buildings can be constructed within months. While the machine was in the foreground with its apparent destructive features, it was also considered as being responsible for the destruction of the environment. However, work machines, which are built by humans, represent power and contribute to the development of humanity by causing natural destruction at a minimum level, depending on their way of use.

Work and construction machinery industry operates completely for investments and it continues to play an important role on countries' economic development as an industry that serves the public and private sectors, where public works, construction, infrastructure, superstructure, mining sector, industri-

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al and industrial investments are all realized. Therefore, we are able to measure the economic and social development of a country and the growth rate with the number and quality of work and construction machinery sold throughout the year.

The industry has a history dating back to 80 years in Turkey and various manufacturer and distributor companies, including subsidiary industries, are currently operating.

Turkish work machinery and equipment industry constitutes 16 percent of the production value of Turkish machinery industry and it has the sixth rank in Eurasia in terms of manufacturing industry, the tenth rank in Europe in terms of work and construction machinery. On the other hand, Turkey has the fifth place in Europe and eighth place in the world in terms of market size.

As known, it is expected that Tur-

key's investment plans until 2030 with a value of 1.3 trillion USD will extend the trade volume of work and construction machinery industry to 30 billion USD. The short-term target of the sector is expressed as reaching 16 thousand sales in 2020 and 20 thousand sales in 2023.

45 PERCENT OF PRODUCTION IS EXPORTED Turkish work machinery market has the fastest growth rate after China and India for the last eight years and it continues the remarkable uptrend in the global market. At present, the annual economic volume of the Turkish work and construction machinery industry, which exports 133 countries including 28 EU countries, is announced as 6.5 billion USD. The industry has realized 2.5 billion USD of this economic volume through sales and its contribution to Turkish economy is about 1 billion USD. On the other hand, 65 percent of domestic demand for work machines and equipment is met by distributors and 35 percent is met by local manufacturers; the experts in industry emphasize that direct foreign investments and partnerships in work and construction machinery field need to provide added value in Turkey. On the other hand, firms that continue their manufacture process in the industry export about 45 percent of the products they produce with 55 percent domestic input. In order to increase this figure, the industry continues to seek for new markets to make exports and there are new target markets such as Iran, Russia, Malaysia, Singapore, India, South America and Africa.

EXPORTS HAVE INCREASED BY 8 PERCENT In order to ensure the development of countries in economic and social fields; work machinery are increasingly needed to realize the processing and transport of underground and above ground mines which will

be used as economic input for roads, water, electricity, dam, bridge, communication networks, industry and social services. In this context, as the global machinery industry continues to grow in parallel with the recovery in global trade, the trade volume of the industry is announced as 150 billion USD. According to data from Machine Exporters' Association of Turkey; in 2016, Turkey has made 843.5 million USD worth exports in the machinery used for construction and mining.

While this figure increased to 910.7 USD (8 percent) in 2017, exports to Germany, which is the leading country in terms of exports within the industry, have increased by 30.2 percent when compared to 2016. On the other hand, the 95.6 percent increase in exports of the industry to Russia, which is yet to show its potential, stands out as a very positive indicator.

TURKEY IS A HEAVEN OF “AGED MACHINERY”!

Nevertheless, it can be said that the industry is still an infant when compared with developed countries. As the life expectancy of a work machinery is seven years by European standards, this case differs in Turkey. According to industry experts, it is assumed that there are more than

120 thousand work and construction machinery for over 10 years. Moreover, it is known that there are many work machines still operating which are 20 or 30 years old. Industry experts continue to work in order to change this situation and they underline that Turkey's need for work machinery is much more than the current demand.

INDUSTRY IS HOPEFUL FOR 2018 Merih Özgen, Chairman of Turkish Work and Construction Machinery Manufacturers and Distributors Association (İMDER), which is the umbrella organization of Turkey for the industry, has evaluated the export and production figures of industry and emphasized that large-scale projects in Turkey also feed the work and construction machinery industry. Özgen said they have completed the last year within the targets they have foreseen and added: “Although the first months of 2017 have been stagnant, our sales figures were realized as we have expected by the end of the year. While about 12,000 machines were sold in the domestic market, our exports also increased by 8 percent compared to the previous year.” Özgen has also recorded that the increase in demand for residences in Euro region had positive

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impact on export figures of the industry and he says that infrastructure, construction, urban transformation and mega projects in Turkey have also mobilized the demand in domestic market which helped the manufacturing companies to improve their export policies and focus on export in 2017 with more confidence. Merih Özgen emphasized that Germany, Algeria, England, Saudi Arabia, USA, Iran, the Netherlands, Austria, and Russia are the leading countries in exports and that they predict that market volume will increase significantly in 2018. Özgen, who also reminded that the sales of the domestic market in January and February increased by 40 percent compared to the same period of 2017, and added: “As you know, winter period is generally stagnant in our industry. However, both the mobility in the domestic market and the 40 percent of the increase in exports make it possible to look at this year with more hope. In parallel with the realization of these promising developments in domestic and foreign markets, we also expect that the production of our domestic producers to increase.”

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cording to the data of 2016, the volume of world machinery imports totaled approximately 2 trillion USD; and Turkey had the 19th place with a volume of about 28 billion USD, and the export volume for machinery exports within the world was 1.9 trillion USD and Turkey had the 28th place with 12.5 billion USD. He added: “In terms of machinery industry exports, Turkey has raised to 25th place in the world according to 2017 data. In the machinery industry, the import coverage ratio is around 38 percent. In light of these figures, we can say that Turkey has a great potential in machinery manufacture industry and in particular in work and construction machinery industry. By using this potential correctly, we must manufacture competitive, quality products with cutting-edge technologies and we must increase our exports with the right strategies. One of the most important elements of development is the manufacturing power. By combining our manufacturing power with high technology, we can make a significant contribution to the development of Turkey.

When we look at the leading countries in machinery exports, we see that majority of these countries have a significant share of exports of high-technology industrial prod-

ucts. In order to have a say in the world economy, we have to lift our domestic and national production to higher ranks immediately. In this context, we are very pleased to witness that our government realizes domestic and national industry.”

R&D POWER OF INDUSTRY INCREASES Turkish work and construction machinery industry also draws attention in the global market with its growth rate in recent years, and the value-added manufacture of the industry by using R&D continues to rise. Many large-scale companies within the sector own developed and active R&D centers; and they realize all new product development processes, including the industrial design by domestic and national resources and they, represent Turkey at the global arena with their own brands. In this context, we can say that İMDER, which is one of the member associations of MAKFED, has procured resources of CECE (European Work Machinery Federation) and other industrial organizations regarding access to international and EU originated technical legislation and provided those to its members as they need for their technological activities and this had a huge impact in the development mentioned above.

MACHINERY AND ACCESSORIES EXPORT FIGURES OF TURKEY

Source: All Exporter Unions Database JANUARY 1-MARCH 31, 2017

PRODUCT GROUP

QUANTITY (1000 Tonnes)

VALUE (Mil $)

JANUARY 1-MARCH 31, 2018

$/kg

QUANTITY (1000 Tonnes)

VALUE (Mil $)

(%) CHANGE

$/kg

QUANTITY

VALUE

ENGINES, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS

36,7

544,3

14,8

39,1

637,9

16,3

6,6

17,2

INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONERS AND COOLING MACHINES

104,7

415,8

4

115,5

535,2

4,6

10,3

28,7

OTHER MACHINES

45,1

275,2

6,1

51,4

353,4

6,9

13,9

28,4

OTHER INDUSTRIAL WASHING AND DRYING MACHINES

111,1

295,1

2,7

113,9

349,4

3,1

2,5

18,4

CONSTRUCTION AND MINING MACHINES

62,8

206,3

3,3

78,3

285,7

3,6

24,6

38,5

PUMPS AND COMPRESSORS

25,4

176,6

6,9

29,9

240,8

8

17,9

36,4

MACHINE TOOLS

23,5

154,1

6,5

27,6

204,7

7,4

17,2

32,8

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY MACHINES

34,3

152,3

4,4

37,9

175,9

4,6

10,4

15,5

TEXTILE AND CLOTHING MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES

23,5

125,5

5,3

25,6

157,4

6,1

8,9

25,4

TURBIN, TURBOJETS, TURBO PROPELLERS

4,4

133,3

29,7

3,9

151

38,1

-11,7

13,3

VALVES

12,7

113,9

9

14

138,5

9,8

10,5

21,5

REACTORS AND BOILERS

13,6

101

7,4

13,1

127,8

9,8

-3,9

26,6

FOOD INDUSTRY MACHINES, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS

19,8

100,9

5,1

19,1

114,2

6

-3,8

13,2

WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION FOR THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY

6,5

85

12,9

4,6

96,4

20,7

-29,3

13,4

ROLLER AND FOUNDRY MACHINES, MOULDS

9,9

75,6

7,6

11,2

94,6

8,4

13,5

25

LOAD LIFTING, CARRYING AND STOWING MACHINES

14

61,6

4,4

19,3

84,7

4,4

37,8

37,3

INDUSTRIAL HEATERS AND COOKERS

10,7

73

6,8

11,4

83,9

7,3

6,7

15

GUM, PLASTIC, RUBBER PROCESSING MACHINES

3,3

33,9

10,2

4,5

47,3

10,3

38,2

39,3

2

35,3

17,5

2,5

44

17,2

26,2

24,5

BEARINGS

2,7

30,9

11,3

3,3

38,4

11,4

22,7

24,2

OFFICE MACHINES

0,9

43

45

0,9

33,9

35,7

-0,7

-21,1

3

19,2

6,3

3,4

24,9

7,2

11,6

29,3

0,8

3,9

4,6

0,6

3,8

6,3

-28,6

-2,5

572,5

3,2

5,7

632

4

6,4

10,4

23,6

PACKAGING MACHINES, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS

PAPER MANUFACTURING AND TYPOGRAPHY MACHINES LEATHER PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES TOTAL

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