The agreement adds to a framework deal signed by the Turkish and Polish companies in 2024. The latest systems will supplement deliveries already planned through 2035.
The order extends ASELSAN’s business in Poland from electronic warfare into reconnaissance and surveillance. It follows a $410 million electronic-warfare export agreement signed in December 2025.
ASELSAN has built a network of more than 20 Polish suppliers and operates a local office in the country. The company is also considering cooperation in training, maintenance and centres of excellence.
“As a global defense brand, ASELSAN is continuing to expand its international footprint, particularly across Europe, NATO markets and other key regions,” said Ahmet Akyol, president and chief executive of ASELSAN. “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,” Akyol said. “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.”
The contract was signed at the MSPO 2026 defence exhibition in Kielce on 8 September. ASELSAN is using the event to present technologies spanning air defence, electronic warfare, counter-drone operations, unmanned-aircraft payloads and maritime systems.
The display includes DRONEDEF, a counter-uncrewed aircraft layer within ASELSAN’s STEEL DOME integrated air-defence architecture. It brings together electronic, laser, kinetic and high-power electromagnetic systems for use against drones.
ASELSAN is also exhibiting the KORAL electronic-warfare family and the ANTIDOT and FULMAR 200-A unmanned-aircraft payloads. Its maritime display includes the KILIÇ autonomous underwater vehicle family, the TUFAN unmanned surface vehicle and the MARLİN 100 anti-submarine warfare vessel.
