Defence Industry Exports in September 2023: $430.2 Million
Turkish defence and aerospace exports in September 2023 reached $ 430.2 million. The total export volume is $3.8 billion in the first nine months.
Turkish defence and aerospace exports in September 2023 reached $ 430.2 million. The total export volume is $3.8 billion in the first nine months.
Aselsan and Roketsan signed an agreement regarding Communication Systems, Seeker Systems and Fire Control Systems.
FNSS ranked 17th among the 250 largest companies according to R&D expenditures in 2022.
The new boards of directors of TEI, ASPİLSAN and İŞBİR companies have been set. The management of other TAFF companies will meet with a similar agenda soon.
The Medium-Term Program (OVP), that determines the roadmap of the Turkish economy for next three years, has been announced. The OVP includes defence industry.
Turkish defence and aerospace industry’s August 2023 export volume is USD 376.1 million. The volume does not include recent exports to Saudi Arabia.
Turkiye will receive the command of a NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. Italy is expected to hand over the command in mid-October.
ASELSAN announced its 2023 first-half financial results. The Turnover of the company increased by 67 per cent compared to the same period in 2022.
US-based “Defense News” published its annual top 100 list for 2022. Four Turkish companies have taken place on the list with the ASFAT Inc surprise.
China announced the limitations for the exports of UAVs and subcomponents used for military purposes.
SSB President Görgün reported that exports totalled $657.5 million in July.
Supreme Military Council (YAŞ) decisions are announced; General Metin Gürak is the new chief of General Staff.
ASELSAN has informed the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) that it has signed two new contracts, one for domestic use and the second for export use.
KFOR warned Pristina after it purchased military UAVs from Turkiye, stressing that KFOR is solely responsible for monitoring Kosovo's airspace.