After Norway withdrew from the NSM sale, Türkiye’s ATMACA solution could come to the forefront for Malaysia’s anti-ship missile requirement.

Turkish defense industry leader OTOKAR has deployed its 6×6 ARMA and 4×4 COBRA II armored vehicles for evaluation at Malaysia Armed Forces' test facility. Under a strategic partnership agreement signed in April 2026, the vehicles are being prepared for inclusion in Malaysia's modernization program.

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.

Malaysia expects to receive its second Multi-Purpose Mission Ship from Türkiye on January 31, 2028, under a $83.75 million project aimed at strengthening maritime surveillance and enforcement capability.

Malaysia has introduced the MILDEF Mirsad ISV 4x4, a new-generation light combat vehicle designed to provide infantry units with high mobility, modularity, and direct fire support.

Nurol Makina and Malaysia-based Nadicorp have signed a strategic cooperation agreement covering local production of selected 4x4 armored vehicles in Malaysia and their export to the wider Asian market.

CTech, a Turkish Aerospace Industries subsidiary, signed a cooperation and supply agreement in Malaysia with AR Eastern for its jamming-resistant satellite communication solutions, aiming to expand into the ASEAN market.

Turkish Aerospace Industries is using DSA 2026 in Kuala Lumpur to build on its ANKA success in Malaysia and pursue new cooperation in trainer aircraft and unmanned systems. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim also visited the TAI stand and signed the full-scale HÜRJET mock-up.