The US State Department has approved a potential $83.14 million sale to Singapore covering 270 M30A2 GMLRS-AW rockets in 45 pods, along with related support equipment.

At its Strategic Partnership Summit, ROKETSAN highlighted its goal of expanding production capacity in response to rising exports, delivery pressure, and evolving defense requirements.

The United States has approved the first export of the next-generation AIM-260 JATM missile to Australia, marking a major step in beyond-visual-range air combat capability and allied airpower modernization.

Türkiye’s national anti-ship missile ATMACA proved its sea-to-land engagement capability by striking a designated land-coordinate target with full accuracy in a test launch from TCG Burgazada.

The United States has approved a $340 million package of equipment and test support for Japan’s HVGP hypersonic weapons program, giving fresh momentum to the project.

ROKETSAN General Manager Murat İkinci stated that Gulf countries are showing strong interest in the SUNGUR and PUSU systems, while priority remains with the Turkish Armed Forces.

Europe’s leading missile manufacturer MBDA plans to invest €5 billion over five years and hire 2,800 new employees to meet rising defense demand.

ROKETSAN announced that the serial production and deliveries of the TAYFUN ballistic missile and SOM cruise missile are continuing as planned. The process further strengthens the deterrence capability of the Turkish Armed Forces.