At IDEF 2025, ASELSAN will unveil nine new technologies in radar, electronic warfare, electro-optics, air defense, and communications, alongside over 300 systems and 20+ signing ceremonies.

ASELSAN has signed export contracts worth $52.7 million with a client in the Pacific region for the direct sale of radar, weapon, air defense, and data link systems designed for naval platforms. The deal strengthens ASELSAN’s global presence in maritime defense technologies.

By joining Germany-led European Sky Shield Initiative, Türkiye aims to enhance NATO cooperation while contributing to Europe’s air defense capacity.

Sweden has ordered Saab’s Mobile Short-Range Air Defense System (MSHORAD) for 300 million kronor, aiming to modernize and strengthen its air defense capacity.

Northrop Grumman’s IBCS system, integrated with LTAMDS, enhances battlefield awareness. Working with PAC-3, it provides rapid responses to complex missile threats.

Norway is sending $30 million worth of additional NASAMS systems to Ukraine, aiming to strengthen defenses against drone and cruise missile attacks this winter.

Poland secured a €30 million deal to export Piorun MANPADS to Norway, marking the country’s first acquisition of man-portable air defense systems.

Austria signed a €500 million agreement with Rheinmetall to boost its air defense capacity. The modernization project will begin in 2024 and last 48 months.