Turkish defense giant Aselsan inks $1.1B overseas contract
ASELSAN signed a $1.1 billion export contract to supply air-defence systems to an overseas customer, disclosing the agreement through Turkey's Public Disclosure Platform on November 3. The company did not identify the buyer, specify the systems ordered or provide delivery dates, leaving the contractual equipment configuration undisclosed. Its air-defence portfolio includes guns, launchers, radars and fire-control equipment associated with the Korkut and Hisar families and cooperation on the Siper long-range system. Those portfolio examples do not establish the contents of this order, which is a signed export agreement rather than a completed delivery.
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