Turkish Armored Vehicle Maker Otokar Signs $1.47 Billion Export Deal
Deliveries under the new contract are set to begin in 2027 and continue in batches over three years, the company said.
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Turkish military vehicle manufacturer Otokar has signed an export agreement valued at $1.47 billion for armored vehicles, according to Anadolu Agency.
Under the terms of the deal, deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2027 and will be completed in batches over a three-year period, the company said. Further details about the buyer and the specific vehicle models involved were not disclosed in the announcement.
Otokar, a major player in Turkey's defense industry, produces a range of armored vehicles used by military and security forces, and has in recent years expanded its export footprint across multiple regions.
The agreement adds to a string of recent defense export contracts by Turkish manufacturers, as the country's defense industry continues to grow its share of the global arms trade.
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- Turkish military vehicle maker Otokar signs $1.47B armored vehicle export deal — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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