Türkiye-based defence company ASELSAN has signed a new export contract with Polish manufacturer AMZ Kutno for the delivery of 24 sets of ARSUS reconnaissance and surveillance systems for the Polish Armed Forces. The agreement was signed at MSPO 2026 and builds on a framework agreement established by the two companies in 2024.
Deliveries under the latest contract are planned for 2028–2029, complementing deliveries scheduled through 2035 under the existing framework agreement. The deal strengthens ASELSAN’s long-term presence in Poland through local industrial partnerships, advanced technology programmes and its regional office.
At MSPO 2026, ASELSAN is also showcasing a broad portfolio of defence technologies covering air defence, electronic warfare, counter-uncrewed aerial systems (C-UAS), UAV payloads and naval and underwater platforms.
Among the featured capabilities is DRONEDEF, ASELSAN’s counter-UAS layer within its STEEL DOME integrated air defence architecture. Its portfolio includes the IHTAR counter-UAV system, GÖKBERK laser weapon system, KORKUT 100/25 SB anti-drone weapon system, GÖKALP autonomous kinetic drone-kill system, SAHIN dual 40 mm hard-kill system and EJDERHA/AD high-power electromagnetic counter-UAV system.
The company is also presenting its KORAL electronic warfare family, STEEL DOME air defence components, ANTIDOT UAV payloads and FULMAR 200A synthetic aperture radar pod. Its maritime portfolio includes the KILIÇ kamikaze autonomous underwater vehicle family, TUFAN kamikaze unmanned surface vehicle and MARLIN 100 anti-submarine warfare unmanned surface vehicle.
The new contract follows a USD 410 million electronic warfare export agreement signed with Poland in December 2025. ASELSAN says it now works with more than 20 Polish suppliers and is exploring further cooperation in training, maintenance and centres of excellence.
ASELSAN President and CEO Ahmet Akyol said the agreement represents another step in expanding cooperation with Poland, extending the partnership from electronic warfare into reconnaissance and surveillance while strengthening industrial ties between the two countries
