Turkish defense giant Aselsan and drone maker Baykar sign $95.1M sales agreement
Members of staff stand near the Bayraktar Kizilelma UCAV during the opening day of the SAHA EXPO 2024, an International Defence and Aerospace exhibition, in Istanbul on October 22, 2024. (AFP Photo)
Turkish defense giant Aselsan and drone maker Baykar have signed sales agreements totaling $95.1 million, according to a statement released by Aselsan via the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP). The agreement includes the export of various defense systems to Asia and Africa.
Export of advanced defense systems
The deal, valued at $95.12 million, includes $87.84 million for the export of key defense technologies such as friend-or-foe identification systems, satellite communication systems, radio systems, guidance systems, and electro-optic systems.
These systems will be delivered to end-users in Asia and Africa.
ASELSAN has signed sales contracts with Baykar, with a total value of 95.116.802,- USD, of which 87.839.218,- USD are international sales contracts for the export of payloads consisting of friend or foe recognition system, satellite communication systems, airborne radio systems, munition systems, electro-optical systems for the end users in Asia and Africa.
Aselsan’s KAP statement
