Defense Industry Agency President Haluk Görgün revealed KAAN’s second prototype, announcing plans for delivery in 2028 and integration of a domestic engine in the 2030s. Strong export growth goals were also highlighted.

Successfully tested at Gaziantep Airport, Türkiye’s National Surveillance Radar enhances airspace safety and reduces foreign dependency. The system can track up to 1,000 aircraft simultaneously.

Defense companies traded on Borsa Istanbul delivered strong returns in 2024. Altınay Defense Technologies led the rally with a 133.5% increase, while ASELSAN gained 61.5%.

Developed by Altınay Defense Technologies, Turkey’s new unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are set to join the national inventory in 2025, with strong export potential.

Türkiye’s defense company STM has delivered new units of its domestically developed Wall-Penetrating Radar (DAR) system to the Turkish Armed Forces. The system, which helped save over 50 lives during the 2023 earthquakes, is now enhancing both military and rescue operations.

ASELSAN’s EJDERHA electronic warfare system offers an effective solution against IEDs and drones, giving ground forces a decisive advantage.

With R&D-driven designs and patented solutions, FNSS advances Turkey’s defense industry worldwide, delivering armored combat vehicles and subsystems while boosting export potential and technological leadership.

Turkey’s Bayraktar TB3 UCAV completed its first flight with the indigenous ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical suite at Çorlu, proving seamless integration and boosting mission effectiveness.