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The company operates its own coal-fired power station in Bandırma to fuel its industrial acid and boron factories. Sustainability and R&D
Boron is essential for manufacturing heat-resistant glass, ceramics, and semiconductors for the electronics industry.
Eti Maden Enterprises is a cornerstone of the Turkish economy and a critical player in global industry. As a state-owned entity, it manages Turkey’s boron reserves, which account for approximately . Core Operations and Products
In its 2024 Sustainability Report , Eti Maden highlighted its efforts in hydrogen energy development, specifically using sodium borohydride fuel cells. Its foreign subsidiaries—including and Ab Etiproducts Oy —handle global distribution across North America, Europe, and Asia. Eti Maden Bandirma power station - Global Energy Monitor
As of late 2024, reports surfaced regarding Turkish government plans to privatize the company to further modernize its operations.
In late 2023, the company completed its exit from the Russian market by liquidating its local entities or selling assets to local partners.
It is increasingly used as a micronutrient in fertilizers and explored for its therapeutic potential in health treatments.
The company operates its own coal-fired power station in Bandırma to fuel its industrial acid and boron factories. Sustainability and R&D
Boron is essential for manufacturing heat-resistant glass, ceramics, and semiconductors for the electronics industry.
Eti Maden Enterprises is a cornerstone of the Turkish economy and a critical player in global industry. As a state-owned entity, it manages Turkey’s boron reserves, which account for approximately . Core Operations and Products
In its 2024 Sustainability Report , Eti Maden highlighted its efforts in hydrogen energy development, specifically using sodium borohydride fuel cells. Its foreign subsidiaries—including and Ab Etiproducts Oy —handle global distribution across North America, Europe, and Asia. Eti Maden Bandirma power station - Global Energy Monitor
As of late 2024, reports surfaced regarding Turkish government plans to privatize the company to further modernize its operations.
In late 2023, the company completed its exit from the Russian market by liquidating its local entities or selling assets to local partners.
It is increasingly used as a micronutrient in fertilizers and explored for its therapeutic potential in health treatments.