CTech, a Turkish Aerospace Industries subsidiary, signed a cooperation and supply agreement in Malaysia with AR Eastern for its jamming-resistant satellite communication solutions, aiming to expand into the ASEAN market.

Turkish Aerospace Industries is using DSA 2026 in Kuala Lumpur to build on its ANKA success in Malaysia and pursue new cooperation in trainer aircraft and unmanned systems. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim also visited the TAI stand and signed the full-scale HÜRJET mock-up.

The Technology and Competency Meetings held in Berlin under the coordination of the SSB brought together Türkiye’s growing defense industry and highly qualified Turkish talent abroad.

Nurol Makina is preparing to sign a new agreement with Malaysia’s Nadicorp at DSA 2026, aiming to establish a framework for local production of 4x4 armored vehicles and exports across Asia.

Deputy Head of Türkiye’s Presidency of Defence Industries Hakan Karataş said defense-sector R&D gains will increasingly be transferred to civilian fields as part of Türkiye’s long-term technology roadmap.

European defense stocks failed to rally during the Iran war, as investors reassessed high valuations, order uncertainty, and the battlefield impact of low-cost drone warfare.

Turkish Navy Commander Admiral Ercüment Tatlıoğlu has stated that construction of ATILAY, the first platform under Türkiye’s national submarine program, has begun and is continuing, marking a major step toward strategic independence at sea.

MKE is moving forward with a $1.5 billion investment program to modernize its production base, expand artillery ammunition capacity, and strengthen its position in both domestic supply and export markets.