Turkish defense and electronics company ASELSAN has signed contracts valued at $6.15 billion over the past two weeks. The agreements, encompassing air defense systems, radar procurement, and export contracts, represent significant progress in Turkey's domestic defense capability development and industrial self-sufficiency initiatives.

ASELSAN and the Defense Industry Agency have signed a €2.46 billion contract for the procurement of hybrid air defense systems. The agreement represents a significant step in strengthening Turkey's air defense capabilities through integrated technology solutions.

ASELSAN's ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical system has been successfully integrated into South Africa's Paramount Aerospace Industries-developed Mwari manned aircraft. The integration expands the use of Turkish defense technology on international aviation platforms while significantly enhancing Mwari's reconnaissance and surveillance capabilities.

U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to endorse the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey and restore the country's access to the multinational program during his visit to Ankara for the NATO Summit, according to reports.

The Presidency's Defense Industry Agency has signed additional serial production contracts with ASELSAN and ROKETSAN for HISAR-A and HISAR-O air defense systems. The 1.47 billion euro agreement strengthens Turkey's multi-layered air defense architecture.

Turkey's largest defense electronics company ASELSAN signed a contract worth 1.47 billion euros to expand serial production of air defense systems under the Steel Dome architecture. The agreement represents a significant milestone in Turkey's defense industry localization strategy.

The Defense Industry Agency and ASELSAN have signed a contract valued at 1.47 billion euros for continued production and additional capabilities of the ÇELİKKUBBE multi-layered air defense system.

NATO signed a $26.2 billion agreement for integrated air and missile defense, with Türkiye’s ASELSAN and ROKETSAN set to contribute.