At the end of the first six months of 2026, the State Concern ‘Türkmennebit’ achieved growth in its production figures. Oil production reached nearly 2,053,000 tonnes, according to the online news site AsmanNews.

The subsidiaries of the ‘Nebitgazçykaryş’ trust fulfilled their target by 108.5 per cent, producing 155,800 tonnes of oil in excess of the target. The state-owned enterprise ‘Hazarnebit’ exceeded its target by 1,227 tonnes. The overall increase in oil production compared with the same period last year was approximately 101 per cent.

The group’s oil and gas production divisions produced more than 2,454 million cubic metres of natural gas during the first half of the year. The ‘Körpeje’, ‘Keýmir’, ‘Goturdepenebit’ and ‘Gumdagnebit’ departments achieved strong results in the collection and utilisation of associated gas.

The ‘Keýmir’ Oil and Gas Production Department achieved the highest figures in field development. Hydrocarbon production here totalled 236,600 tonnes, representing 122 per cent of the target. The ‘Goturdepenebit’ and ‘Ýaşyldepe’ natural gas production units also demonstrated strong performance, meeting their targets by 111 per cent and 115 per cent respectively.

Through the modernisation of production facilities and the application of state-of-the-art technologies, specialists from the ‘Nebitgazdüýpliabatlaýyş’ trust restored operations at 216 wells. This enabled the additional extraction of 93,300 tonnes of oil and over 210 million cubic metres of gas.

Over the six-month period, the divisions of the ‘Nebitgazburawlaýyş’ Trust carried out drilling work totalling 67,500 metres, which represents almost 112 per cent of the target. The construction of 12 new wells has been completed, 11 of which are production wells.

The Turkmenbashi Oil Refinery Complex met its raw material processing target by 102 per cent. During this period, 728,500 tonnes of diesel fuel, 702,100 tonnes of motor petrol, 244,400 tonnes of petroleum bitumen, 202,400 tonnes of kerosene, 86,000 tonnes of liquefied gas, 33,800 tonnes of polypropylene and 28,700 tonnes of lubricating oils.

These figures reflect the continued development of the oil and gas sector and the improved efficiency of production processes at the ‘Türkmennebit’ State Concern.