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Yeah. UAV top of my list.I am thinking uav or other unmanned stuff. Not sure if Vietnam would buy OPV from us.
Finally able to see the poster next to it, it's a sales pitch for Nurol UK and its offered vehicles, Ejder(Dragon), NMS(Nomad) and NMS-L(Lurcher). Still very interesting:It's interesting. It is clearly on the British armed forces pavilion "Land Static Display" section alongside Ajax, Boxer and Challenger but noone else is reporting it. NMS is showcased both in this pavilion and also by Nurol alongside Ejder in their own section. So it's clear that NMS is in extensive testing with UK MoD; but unclear why NMS is shown at the pavilion alongside already actively in use vehicles while other contenders from the same program are missing.
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Where I got the screenshots from. Pretty big showing from Turkish companies, BMC, Aselsan and Roketsan are also visible.
Probably Greece and SC will block it.
“Turkey has officially applied to join the EU's SAFE defense program...
According to Euractiv's news, Turkey and South Korea have officially applied to join the 150 billion euro SAFE program for European defense. The news also included statements from European Commission Spokesperson Thomas Rainier regarding the applications being received “
As far as I know, Vietnam is interested in UAVs and 155mm artillery shell manufacturing technology.
Defense Minister Yaşar Güler visited Vietnam President Luong Cuong.
I can think of some possible deals.
Together with Germany, of courseProbably Greece and SC will block it.
Vietnam bought NATO-standard ammunition production line from Atesci Company of Turkey
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Mk 56?Possible configuration of the Romanian Hisar, with 8 cell vls in place of the DSH rocket launcher, 8 NSMs, 2 Phalanx(?!), Gokdeniz and Smart-S(?). It's not a great drawing, but possibly illustrative.
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TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu: (#TEKNOFEST Istanbul)
Work on the Hürjet continues.
An agreement with Spain is targeted for the end of October, and sales could be completed this year.
Are you sure he's not talking about selling 300 million dollar ship as 600 million dollar ?He referred to export revenues, not price tag.
I also asked Özgür Güleryüz about Turkey’s warship ecosystem and its size. According to the information he provided, an average warship is valued at around 300 million dollars. Currently, more than 30 warships are being built in Turkey. According to our calculations, this represents a total value of 9 billion dollars. Güleryüz said that the company achieved a turnover of 550 million dollars in 2024, with 65-70% of that coming from export revenues, and added: “We aim to double that amount in warship exports.”
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9 milyar dolarlık ekosistem... Savaş gemisinde hedef büyük
Savaş gemisi üretiminde öncü şirketlerden STM’nin Genel Müdürü Özgür Güleryüz, TEKNOFEST’te yeni planlarını anlattı. Halen Türkiye’de 30’dan fazla savaş...bigpara.hurriyet.com.tr
He referred to export revenues, not price tag.
I also asked Özgür Güleryüz about Turkey’s warship ecosystem and its size. According to the information he provided, an average warship is valued at around 300 million dollars. Currently, more than 30 warships are being built in Turkey. According to our calculations, this represents a total value of 9 billion dollars. Güleryüz said that the company achieved a turnover of 550 million dollars in 2024, with 65-70% of that coming from export revenues, and added: “We aim to double that amount in warship exports.”
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9 milyar dolarlık ekosistem... Savaş gemisinde hedef büyük
Savaş gemisi üretiminde öncü şirketlerden STM’nin Genel Müdürü Özgür Güleryüz, TEKNOFEST’te yeni planlarını anlattı. Halen Türkiye’de 30’dan fazla savaş...bigpara.hurriyet.com.tr
Because this is what shows when you read CNN Turk news using Google translateAre you sure he's not talking about selling 300 million dollar ship as 600 million dollar ?
Export prices are always higher, twice the local price is probably very cheap and it could probably sell for more. A price that is more attractive than a competing product's price is a good price also comparing quality of products.Because this is what shows when you read CNN Turk news using Google translate
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Türkiyenin savaş gemisi üretiminde yeni zirve planı: 9 milyar dolarlık ekosistem: - Günün Haberleri CNN Türk
Son Dakika Türkiye Gündem Haberleri - STM Genel Müdürü Özgür Güleryüz, TEKNOFESTte şirketin yeni hedeflerini açıkladı. Türkiyede şu anda 30dan fazla savaş...www.cnnturk.com
STM General Manager Özgür Güleryüz announced the company's new goals at TEKNOFEST. Güleryüz noted that more than 30 warships are currently being produced in Türkiye, with the average value of a single ship being $300 million. He emphasized that Türkiye plans to export these ships for twice that amount, approximately $600 million.
True but also depends on who you are selling to and if you're still the best option in terms of price/quality. If you are selling to saudi arabia you can make more money than selling to pakistan or indonesia but still have to outbid the italians and french and koreans unless its also got political interest than thats also a driving factor. but overall we undercut most nations even the south koreans but they are just way fasterExport prices are always higher, twice the local price is probably very cheap and it could probably sell for more. A price that is more attractive than a competing product's price is a good price also comparing quality of products.
I know but if you need arms fast than Korea is the place to go they build a destroyer in under 2 years but they are more expensive than usThere's no frigate to be had for 300 million. There are only a handful frigates to be had for 600 million. An equivalent, bit larger European design will go for 800.
STM is very competitive, their prices and deals they offer reflect that. Filipino Malvars are overgrown OPVs with CODAD and without any actual armament. They carry export spec sensors, and are not actual "warships" in the true sense of the word re survivability. If one wants a ship like that, Hisar Class already exists. For a frigate, Istif is probably the cheapest you can find.