TR Defence Exports & Updates

[AzeriTank]

The Kenyan army announced that it will purchase 118 HIZIR armored personnel carriers from Katmerciler. The total price is said to be 518 million lira.

Kenya, Türkiye'den 118 zırhlı personel taşıyıcı satın alacak

Kenya Savunma Kuvvetleri Sözcüsü Kioko, The Star gazetesine yaptığı açıklamada, sınırların korunması ve terör örgütü Eş-Şebab'la etkin mücadele için Türk savunma sanayisi şirketlerinden Katmerciler'in ürettiği "Hızır"ı satın alacaklarını söyledi. - Anadolu Ajansı

www.aa.com.tr

Kenya currently help the forces which fight against Somali.. i dont know why Turkey really want to sell it to them... Chine might steal Turkish tech from there too.. i think its not gonna happen..

 

[Blank1]

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/automotive/turkey-sold-buses-to-99-countries-in-2020

Turkey sold buses to 99 countries in 2020​

BY DAILY SABAH​

ISTANBUL AUTOMOTIVE
JAN 24, 2021 3:26 PM GMT+3

MD9 electriCITY electric vehicles manufactured by Turkey's Temsa and sold to Sweden are parked at the company's facilities in Adana, southern Turkey, Nov. 27, 2020. (Photo by Temsa via AA)

Buses, minibuses and midibuses produced in Turkey were sold to 99 different countries across the world in 2020, Anadolu Agency (AA) reported Sunday, citing Uludağ Automotive Industry Exporters Association (OIB) data. The exports of the vehicles have generated over $1.5 billion (TL 11.12 billion).
In 2020, the highest amount of exports was made to European countries in the bus, minibus and midibus group. France was the biggest market for Turkish-made buses with a nearly 18% share, worth over $286.7 million.
Germany, which ranked second, imported over $264.7 million worth of vehicles, while Italy ranked third with $131.9 million. The shares of the two countries were over 17% and 8%, respectively.
Exports of $683.4 million to these three countries accounted for almost 44.91% of Turkey's total bus, minibus and midibus sales last year.

Buses export Infographic.

Morocco, meanwhile, was also among the countries that increased its imports of such vehicles from Turkey in 2020. Exports to the country, which ranked fourth, jumped by 66% year-on-year, from $45.3 million in 2019 to $75.2 million.
Georgia ranked fifth with an increase of 96%, hitting $51.9 million.
Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Egypt also saw a noteworthy increase in bus, minibus and midibus imports from Turkey.
Exports to Sweden also increased by 292% compared to 2019, from $13 million to $37.9 million, while exports to Saudi Arabia also increased by 348% from $6.4 million to $22.3 million.
Sales to Egypt, in the meantime, hit $13.6 million in 2020, a significant jump from 2019's $164,000.
The Turkish automotive sector also sold such vehicles to Libya, Rwanda, Uruguay, Madagascar, Congo, Malaysia and Guinea for the first time in 2020

 

[mulj]

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/automotive/turkey-sold-buses-to-99-countries-in-2020

Turkey sold buses to 99 countries in 2020​

BY DAILY SABAH​

ISTANBUL AUTOMOTIVE
JAN 24, 2021 3:26 PM GMT+3

MD9 electriCITY electric vehicles manufactured by Turkey's Temsa and sold to Sweden are parked at the company's facilities in Adana, southern Turkey, Nov. 27, 2020. (Photo by Temsa via AA)

Buses, minibuses and midibuses produced in Turkey were sold to 99 different countries across the world in 2020, Anadolu Agency (AA) reported Sunday, citing Uludağ Automotive Industry Exporters Association (OIB) data. The exports of the vehicles have generated over $1.5 billion (TL 11.12 billion).
In 2020, the highest amount of exports was made to European countries in the bus, minibus and midibus group. France was the biggest market for Turkish-made buses with a nearly 18% share, worth over $286.7 million.
Germany, which ranked second, imported over $264.7 million worth of vehicles, while Italy ranked third with $131.9 million. The shares of the two countries were over 17% and 8%, respectively.
Exports of $683.4 million to these three countries accounted for almost 44.91% of Turkey's total bus, minibus and midibus sales last year.

Buses export Infographic.

Morocco, meanwhile, was also among the countries that increased its imports of such vehicles from Turkey in 2020. Exports to the country, which ranked fourth, jumped by 66% year-on-year, from $45.3 million in 2019 to $75.2 million.
Georgia ranked fifth with an increase of 96%, hitting $51.9 million.
Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Egypt also saw a noteworthy increase in bus, minibus and midibus imports from Turkey.
Exports to Sweden also increased by 292% compared to 2019, from $13 million to $37.9 million, while exports to Saudi Arabia also increased by 348% from $6.4 million to $22.3 million.
Sales to Egypt, in the meantime, hit $13.6 million in 2020, a significant jump from 2019's $164,000.
The Turkish automotive sector also sold such vehicles to Libya, Rwanda, Uruguay, Madagascar, Congo, Malaysia and Guinea for the first time in 2020

Still small volumes but it will go exponentially due gained references and cost/quality ratio.

 

[Test7]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1354404253020745730

 

[Fuzuli NL]

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/automotive/turkey-sold-buses-to-99-countries-in-2020

Turkey sold buses to 99 countries in 2020​

BY DAILY SABAH​

ISTANBUL AUTOMOTIVE
JAN 24, 2021 3:26 PM GMT+3

MD9 electriCITY electric vehicles manufactured by Turkey's Temsa and sold to Sweden are parked at the company's facilities in Adana, southern Turkey, Nov. 27, 2020. (Photo by Temsa via AA)

Buses, minibuses and midibuses produced in Turkey were sold to 99 different countries across the world in 2020, Anadolu Agency (AA) reported Sunday, citing Uludağ Automotive Industry Exporters Association (OIB) data. The exports of the vehicles have generated over $1.5 billion (TL 11.12 billion).
In 2020, the highest amount of exports was made to European countries in the bus, minibus and midibus group. France was the biggest market for Turkish-made buses with a nearly 18% share, worth over $286.7 million.
Germany, which ranked second, imported over $264.7 million worth of vehicles, while Italy ranked third with $131.9 million. The shares of the two countries were over 17% and 8%, respectively.
Exports of $683.4 million to these three countries accounted for almost 44.91% of Turkey's total bus, minibus and midibus sales last year.

Buses export Infographic.

Morocco, meanwhile, was also among the countries that increased its imports of such vehicles from Turkey in 2020. Exports to the country, which ranked fourth, jumped by 66% year-on-year, from $45.3 million in 2019 to $75.2 million.
Georgia ranked fifth with an increase of 96%, hitting $51.9 million.
Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Egypt also saw a noteworthy increase in bus, minibus and midibus imports from Turkey.
Exports to Sweden also increased by 292% compared to 2019, from $13 million to $37.9 million, while exports to Saudi Arabia also increased by 348% from $6.4 million to $22.3 million.
Sales to Egypt, in the meantime, hit $13.6 million in 2020, a significant jump from 2019's $164,000.
The Turkish automotive sector also sold such vehicles to Libya, Rwanda, Uruguay, Madagascar, Congo, Malaysia and Guinea for the first time in 2020

Nice!

So much for Turkish products boycott from KSA and Egypt!

 

[Combat-Master]

Kenya orders 118 armored vehicles from Turkey

Kenya’s military has ordered 118 four-wheel drive personnel carriers from Turkish armored vehicles manufacturer Katmerciler.

Kenya Defence Forces spokesperson Col. Zipporah Kioko told local press that the Ministry of Defence is finalizing the deal for the mine-resistant, ambush-protected Hizir vehicles through Turkey’s Export Credit Agency.

“The Hizirs will provide the Kenyan troops protective mobility wherever they are deployed,” a Katmerciler official said.

Kenya’s military will primarily deploy the Hizir vehicles for counterterror operations against the al-Shabab militant group.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1354445585949093890

 

[azaher77]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1355855058471153666

ASELSAN received the Jose Rizal class frigate for installing Aselsan Guard
Aselsan Guard system was positioned towards the flight deck in the aft part of the ship on both ships built.
FF151 will arrive in Philippines on 10 February 2021

 

[adenl]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1355855058471153666

ASELSAN received the Jose Rizal class frigate for installing Aselsan Guard
Aselsan Guard system was positioned towards the flight deck in the aft part of the ship on both ships built.
FF151 will arrive in Philippines on 10 February 2021

 

[what]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1355855058471153666

ASELSAN received the Jose Rizal class frigate for installing Aselsan Guard
Aselsan Guard system was positioned towards the flight deck in the aft part of the ship on both ships built.
FF151 will arrive in Philippines on 10 February 2021

Would it be more expensive to bring the frigate to Turkey then it is to bring the equipment and engineers to the Philippines?

 

[Anmdt]

Would it be more expensive to bring the frigate to Turkey then it is to bring the equipment and engineers to the Philippines?

Translation error:
Philippines navy has received the frigate with Aselsan Muhafiz.

 

[Test7]

40 Million Euro Armored Vehicle Export From Katmerciler in One Item​

Katmerciler will have signed the biggest export revenue in a single item with a package agreement of 39 million 450 thousand Euros, including different armored vehicles. Delivery of the vehicles will be done in batches and will be completed next year. In addition to Hızır, the border security version of Hızır will also be included in the export package. Also, armored personnel carrier Khan will enter the inventory of a friendly nation army for the first time.


Furkan Katmerci: This agreement, which includes a wide product range, was made with another country, not with the African country mentioned in the press recently. The entry of armored vehicles developed for different needs into the inventories of friendly countries' armies is a source of pride for both our country and Katmerciler.

Katmerciler, the dynamic and innovative force of the Turkish defense industry, signed a large-scale new agreement on armored defense vehicle exports. According to the agreement signed with a friendly country, the total size of the package consisting of armored vehicles suitable for different needs is 39 million 450 thousand euros. This amount is the biggest export agreement signed by Katmerciler in one item so far.

Among the armored vehicles to be exported under the contract, there will be Katmerciler's own armored combat vehicle Hızır and Ateş, which is a specially developed version of Hızır for border security. The first Khidr export was made to an African country last year. With the agreement, the armored personnel carrier Khan will also be exported for the first time and enter the inventory of a friendly country.

The agreement in question was made with another friendly country, not with the African country mentioned in the news in the press recently. In addition, this agreement is a package agreement that is not based on a single product, but includes different battleships.

The delivery of the vehicles, which will start in 2021 and will be made in batches, will be completed in 2022. The agreement will make a significant contribution to Katmerciler's export revenues in the next two years.

Export Road Grew with Hızır​

Reaching different countries with different armored products in the past years, Katmerciler realized its first major export in the field of defense with Hızır. The first 20.7 million dollar export agreement of Hızır, which is the most powerful armored combat vehicle of its segment in our country, developed by Katmerciler, was made last year and the vehicles were delivered.

The special version of Hızır, which was designed for border security, entered the Turkish Armed Forces inventory last year and the vehicles started to work in the field. This specially equipped vehicle will now serve for border security in a friendly country.

Armored personnel carrier Khan will also be exported with Ateş for the first time. Developed by Katmerciler to meet all the requirements of security forces for operations in all kinds of climatic conditions, Khan has a monocoque armor steel body, produced in NATO standards, providing high protection against mines and handmade explosives, high maneuverability, easy to maintain, 4 × 4. a security tool.

Katmerci: Our Export Move Will Continue​

Furkan Katmerci, Deputy Chairman of Katmerciler Executive Board, made a statement following the signing of the armored export agreement and said, “Our efforts for the export of our defense industry products, each of which has high qualifications in its own category, continue to bear fruit. With the contribution of Turkey's rising reputation on an international scale defense industry has signed an agreement to be approximately 40 million euros, our country is extremely gratifying and proud for our industry and our company. The fact that there are armored vehicles from different segments, not a single product within the scope of the agreement, is an indication of the trust in Katmerciler quality and the Turkish defense industry ”.

Stating that the deliveries under the contract will be made in batches, Katmerci continued his words as follows:

“This success will not only enable Turkish armored vehicles to take a stronger place in the inventories of friendly countries, but will also contribute to Katmerciler's export initiative and increase its export revenues. We have completed the year 2020 above our revenue, export and profitability targets. As a public company, we are delighted to give good news to our investors and shareholders. This new agreement will make a significant contribution to the export targets of the next two years. We continue our way confidently in line with the goals we have set. Our export move to friendly countries from different parts of the world, especially Africa, continues. We believe we will continue to give good news. It is among our primary goals to increase our exports in the field of defense, to increase our total revenues and profitability. "

40 Million Euro Armored Vehicle Export From Katmerciler in One Item

40 Million Euros of Armored Vehicle Export from Katmerciler in a Single Item - Katmerciler has achieved the biggest export revenue in a single item with a 39 million 450 thousand Euro package agreement that includes different armored vehicles.

raillynews.com

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[Saithan]

Would it be more expensive to bring the frigate to Turkey then it is to bring the equipment and engineers to the Philippines?

It’s most likely a vessel that was donated to PN, and before sailing home stopped by Turkey and got a nice set og new weapons and perhaps other things we aren’t told about.

 

[yakusha]

According to MSI magazine, Nurol Makina to sell Yoruk 4x4 vehicles to Macaristan.

 

[Anmdt]

It’s most likely a vessel that was donated to PN, and before sailing home stopped by Turkey and got a nice set og new weapons and perhaps other things we aren’t told about.

It is a frigate ordered by PN and built by Korea.

BRP Jose Rizal - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Huelague]

According to MSI magazine, Nurol Makina to sell Yoruk 4x4 vehicles to Macaristan.

Maybe the best APV we have in inventory. But dont know the STANNAG level or specifications.

 

[Test7]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1357351199373197313

 

[Fuzuli NL]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1357351199373197313

If I remember correctly, we used to buy minesweepers from South Africa.
Way to go, ASFAT!

 

[Cabatli_TR]

Delivery ceremony of Ejder Yalçın for Hungary Land Forces.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1359932121465372674

 

[Test7]

GSATCOM company will export HTS Communication Satellite with High Output Power to Argentina. This satellite will be the first export of Turkey in the field of space and will be delivered in 2024. Argentine satellite manufacturer INVAP and Turkish Aerospace have formed a joint company called GSATCOM Space Technologies in 2019.

The venture will create a new line of small, all-electric geostationary communication satellites, with the goal of increasing the companies’ presence in the international market. INVAP built Argentina’s ARSAT-1 and ARSAT-2 telecom satellites with assistance from European manufacturers. Turkish Aerospace is involved in the development of Turkey’s first domestically produced satellite, Turksat-6A, in handling assembly, integration and test activities. [INVAP]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1360125353281396739

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1360125439369502723

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[Combat-Master]

JF-17A armed with GBU-12 & ASELPOD targeting pod. Someone said A2G capability of JF-17 will be tested in Nigeria, with just three aircraft don’t think NAF will be doing round the clock bombing runs. In most likely scenario JF-17s will stay in hangers.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1360173227679571969