Turkish defense manufacturer MKE achieved successful results in test firings of its newly developed 7.62 mm fragmented anti-drone ammunition. The ammunition provides an effective solution against mini and micro unmanned aerial vehicles.

Turkey's established defense industry company MKE reached the 57th position in the "Turkey's 500 Largest Industrial Enterprises 2025" research announced by the Istanbul Chamber of Industry. The company achieved this success through increased production capacity and a robust R&D infrastructure, while maintaining its upward trajectory in international listings.

Turkish defense companies are showcasing electronic warfare, counter-UAV systems, rockets, ammunition and security technologies at Eurosatory in France.

Developed with indigenous and national resources, MKE's intelligent seabed mine MALAMAN can detect targets at long range using acoustic, magnetic, and pressure sensors. The approximately 600-kilogram system can be deployed from ships, submarines, and aircraft including unmanned platforms.

MKE is actively participating in the EFES-2026 Exercise with a wide range of weapon systems and ammunition developed for land, air, and naval forces. The exercise features the TOLGA air defense system, BORAN light towed howitzer, and various caliber ammunition systems in operational roles.

MKE-developed weapon systems and munitions are actively supporting land, air and naval elements during the EFES-2026 Exercise

MKE introduced the ENFAL-17 missile, named after a chapter of the Holy Quran, as a new capability of the Turkish defense industry.

MKE will showcase ALPAY-2, an unmanned minefield breaching system developed to reduce personnel risk in mined areas, at SAHA 2026.