Beta Enerji Discloses Transformer Contracts for Romania and Kosovo
The company will manufacture equipment for both projects, including its first 250 MVA transformer at its new production facility.
Key takeaways
- Beta Enerji Europe signed a €1,880,000 contract for a Romanian project.
- Beta Enerji signed a €675,043 transformer supply contract for a Kosovo project.
- The company says it will manufacture the transformers and expects a positive operational impact.
Beta Enerji Ve Teknoloji said it signed a €675,043 contract to supply distribution transformers for a project in Kosovo. Separately, Beta Enerji Europe GmbH signed a €1,880,000 agreement for a 250 MVA transformer for a battery energy storage project in Romania.
The Romania contract covers the transformer’s supply, transport, installation, commissioning and testing. Beta Enerji said it will manufacture the equipment for both projects and deliver it under the contracts’ terms and schedules. The 250 MVA unit will be the first of that capacity produced at the company’s new facility.
The company said the two contracts’ value corresponds to 140,802,032 Turkish lira using the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye’s euro buying rate. That value equals 3% of the company’s sales revenue at the end of 2025. Beta Enerji expects the agreements to have a positive effect on its operations.
KAP’s disclosure notes that Beta Enerji Europe was set up under the ownership of company shareholders Yusuf Cenk Dağsuyu and Hakkı Mert Dağsuyu. The filing does not state expected profit or payment terms. In practical terms, the agreements mean Beta Enerji will produce and deliver transformers; they are not a dividend payment to shareholders.
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