ASELSAN, Türkiye’s largest defence electronics company, has signed a $410 million export contract with Poland for the direct sale of electronic warfare systems, the company announced.
ASELSAN disclosed the agreement on social media, stating that the contract was concluded with a NATO-member customer and covers the export of advanced electronic warfare capabilities valued at $410 million. While the company did not initially name the customer, ASELSAN later confirmed Poland as the recipient.
🇵🇱Dost ülke Polonya ile elektronik harp sistemlerimize yönelik ihracat sözleşmesi imzaladık.
Avrupa’nın en büyük elektronik harp tesisine sahip bir firma olarak, NATO’nun en büyük ordularından birine ileri teknoloji elektronik harp sistemleri sunuyoruz.
Bu önemli adımın… https://t.co/4fhK0VuOxz pic.twitter.com/UzDUq5ko1w
— Ahmet Akyol (@AhmetAkyol) December 19, 2025
ASELSAN Chief Executive Ahmet Akyol said the deal reflects the company’s position as a leading supplier of electronic warfare technologies in Europe. “We have signed a $410 million electronic warfare systems export contract with Poland,” Akyol said. “As a company that operates Europe’s largest electronic warfare facility, we are providing advanced electronic warfare systems to one of NATO’s largest armies. We hope this important step will be beneficial for our country and our allies.”
The agreement further strengthens defence-industrial ties between Türkiye and Poland. ASELSAN has expanded its footprint in Poland in recent years, identifying the country as one of its most strategic markets in Europe and establishing a local office in Warsaw to manage its activities. The latest contract is seen as deepening long-term cooperation between the two countries in high-technology defence systems.