ASELSAN has signed a new export contract with Polish company AMZ Kutno at MSPO 2026 to supply 24 sets of ARSUS Reconnaissance and Surveillance Systems for the Polish Armed Forces.
The deal builds on a 2024 Framework Agreement between ASELSAN and AMZ Kutno, with the 24 additional systems scheduled for delivery between 2028 and 2029 alongside existing plans running through 2035. The latest contract also follows a USD 410 million electronic warfare export agreement signed in December 2025, as ASELSAN broadens its relationship with Poland beyond individual procurements toward a broader, long-term industrial partnership.
As Türkiye’s leading defense enterprise and Europe’s fifth-largest defense company by market capitalization, ASELSAN continues to grow its presence in Poland through a local office, ongoing programs, advanced technologies and local industrial partnerships, including cooperation with more than 20 Polish suppliers. The company is also exploring further opportunities in training, maintenance, and centers of excellence.
Ahmet Akyol, President & CEO of ASELSAN, commented, “As a global defense brand, ASELSAN is continuing to expand its international footprint, particularly across Europe, NATO markets and other key regions. Poland is an important part of this broader international growth, and our partnership with the country has been gaining momentum. This new contract is another important step in deepening our cooperation. Following last year’s major electronic warfare contract, we are now expanding our collaboration into reconnaissance and surveillance, further strengthening the relationship between ASELSAN and Polish industry.”
Alongside the contract announcement, ASELSAN is showcasing an integrated defense portfolio spanning air defense, electronic warfare, counter-Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (counter-UAV) systems, UAV payloads, and naval and underwater technologies.
Key highlights include DRONEDEF, ASELSAN’s counter-UAS layer within the STEEL DOME integrated air defense architecture. The layer brings together a range of complementary capabilities, including the İHTAR Counter UAV System, GÖKBERK Laser Weapon System, KORKUT 100/25 SB Anti-Drone Weapon System, GÖKALP Autonomous Kinetic Drone-Kill System, ŞAHİN Dual 40 mm Hard-Kill System, and EJDERHA/AD HPEM Anti-UAV Countermeasure System.
The portfolio also features the KORAL family of electronic warfare solutions, key STEEL DOME air defense components, and UAV payloads including ANTIDOT and the FULMAR 200-A Synthetic Aperture Radar Pod System. Naval and underwater technologies include the KILIÇ Kamikaze Autonomous Underwater Vehicle family, the TUFAN Kamikaze Unmanned Surface Vehicle, and the MARLİN 100 ASW Unmanned Surface Vehicle.
