Malaysia has confirmed an order for 24 ROKETSAN-made ATMACA anti-ship missiles worth €79.5 million for its LMS Batch 2 program, reinforcing the naval strike capability of the corvettes being built in Türkiye.

ROKETSAN is taking part in DSA 2026 in Kuala Lumpur with a wide portfolio ranging from MAM munitions to SİPER, ATMACA, and ALKA, aiming to expand defense cooperation across Southeast Asia.

Türkiye’s national anti-ship missile ATMACA proved its sea-to-land engagement capability by striking a designated land-coordinate target with full accuracy in a test launch from TCG Burgazada.

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

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.

The submarine-launched ATMACA missile gives Türkiye a new strategic advantage — a domestically developed, stealth-capable strike system that few nations possess.

The domestically developed ATMACA guided missile was successfully launched from the TCG PREVEZE submarine, marking Türkiye’s entry into the elite group of nations with underwater missile launch capability.