BREAKING NEWS
ASELSAN, one of Turkey’s leading defense industry companies, has signed a new contract worth €296 million with a domestic customer. According to the statement made to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP), the agreement covers payload systems to be integrated into land vehicles. ASELSAN will deliver these domestically developed and produced systems between 2027 and 2028.
This major deal once again strengthens ASELSAN’s prominent position in the field of land platforms. The company’s advanced electronic systems, command and control infrastructures, and sensor technologies continue to enhance the operational capabilities of the Turkish Armed Forces and other security units.
Recent large-scale contracts signed by ASELSAN also contribute significantly to Turkey’s defense industry exports. With locally engineered systems, ASELSAN continues to reduce foreign dependency while improving efficiency and combat readiness. Additionally, the agreement is expected to positively impact production, R&D activities, and employment within the company.
Such contracts are of strategic importance for achieving sustainable growth in Turkey’s defense industry. By providing advanced land vehicle solutions, ASELSAN not only strengthens its global competitiveness but also plays a key role in enhancing the country’s national defense infrastructure.
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