Roketsan’s missile family strengthens Turkey’s deterrence across land, air, and sea with layered ranges and advanced guidance, boosting operational flexibility.

At the Paris Airshow, TUSAŞ, Baykar, ASELSAN, and ROKETSAN showcased Türkiye’s top defense platforms. KAAN, Gökbey, Hürjet, and UAVs drew major attention, while Baykar–Leonardo’s new joint venture was officially announced.

Baykar’s Bayraktar AKINCI UCAV successfully completed a low-altitude, autonomous strike test using Roketsan’s CHAKIR cruise missile, which identified and hit its target with full precision.

At the INDO Defence 2025 exhibition in Jakarta, ROKETSAN signed two major defense agreements with Indonesia — covering the supply of ATMACA anti-ship missiles and a joint production venture to strengthen local defense capabilities.

ROKETSAN General Manager Murat İkinci announced that the company aims for a 50% increase in both revenue and exports in 2025. The defense giant plans to expand its export network from 40 to 50 countries.

ROKETSAN has signed an agreement with Indonesia to establish a joint defense production facility for anti-ship and cruise missiles as well as smart munitions. The project aims to enhance technology transfer and strengthen local defense capabilities.

Turkey is entering a new era in cruise missile technology with SOM, Çakır, Atmaca, Kemankeş, and the mysterious Gezgin. These systems enhance UAV strike capability and strengthen the nation’s deterrence.

Launched from Bayraktar TB3, Roketsan’s IHA-122 supersonic missile struck a 6×6 meter sea target from over 50 kilometers away, coordinated with Bayraktar TB2’s laser designation system.