ASELSAN, Turkey's leading defense electronics company, signed a $1.1 billion air defense systems export contract with an international customer, marking the largest single-item export agreement in the company's history. The contract demonstrates ASELSAN's growth in global markets and the international potential of Turkey's layered air defense architecture.

ASELSAN unveiled the portable configuration of the GÖKDENİZ air defense system at EURONAVAL 2026. The self-powered solution can be rapidly deployed to maritime platforms and critical facilities.

Turkish defense and electronics firm ASELSAN announced the signing of a $1.1 billion contract to supply air defense systems to an overseas customer. The company stated the agreement is expected to boost its revenue.

Turkish defense industry leader ASELSAN achieved a real revenue growth of 28 percent in the first nine months of 2026, reaching 151.5 billion TL. The company's backlog orders surpassed the $30 billion threshold for the first time in its history, reaching $30.7 billion.

Turkish defense and electronics company ASELSAN announced that its order backlog reached $30.7 billion (1.53 trillion Turkish lira) at the end of the third quarter. Strong global demand for air defense systems and other defense products drove this significant growth.

A contract valued at EUR 523 million for the development of a next-generation air and missile defense system has been signed between ASELSAN and the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye Secretariat of Defence Industries (SSB).

Turkey's air defense system demonstrated critical capability during the test. The system successfully switched targets mid-flight, enhancing operational flexibility and strengthening the Steel Dome layered defense architecture.

STM's TUNGA-X hunter unmanned aerial vehicle successfully engaged and neutralized a simulated enemy UAV during the TURNAs-2026 Unmanned Maritime Systems Exercise using radar and image guidance integration.