The impact of efforts to increase value-added production supported by the economic management was also reflected in the high technology index calculated within the scope of industrial production data.
The index, which started this year at 93.7, reached 171.8, the highest level of the year in March. The index lost momentum in the following months and dropped to 95.4 in June.
The high technology index, which recovered after June, rose to 96.7 in July, 116 in August and 124.8 in September. Thus, the high technology index reached its highest level in the last 6 months.
İsmet Demirkol, Founder of Pariterium Consultancy, said that periodic developments come to the fore in industrial production.
Pointing to the rise in recent months in the “high technology” item calculated within the scope of the data, Demirkol said, “This product group always has suppliers and buyers. Investments in the field of high technology and incentives given to this field are very important for the development of the country. If we have a say in this field, exports “I believe their income will increase even more,” he said.
Stating that industrial transformation is also on Turkey’s agenda, Demirkol said, “Industry 4.0 transformation should always be on Turkey’s agenda, along with domestic and national investments and green transformation. Investments made in this field will increase efficiency in Turkey and provide energy savings. These are multifaceted. “Green transformation will contribute to the developments and the country in many areas and will become even more important in terms of opening new export markets for many companies.” made his assessment.
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