ASELSAN Subsidiaries and Affiliates
ASELSAN’s subsidiaries show that the company is not a single legal entity but a group made up of various subsidiaries and joint ventures at home and abroad. These affiliates support specialisation in specific technology areas and access to international markets. Below we look at the affiliate structure in broad terms.
What the affiliate structure does
Subsidiaries and affiliates give ASELSAN both focus in specific areas and the ability to do local business in different countries. Some affiliates focus on specific product/technology areas, while others are set up as joint ventures in international markets. This structure supports export and cooperation goals.
Domestic and international partnerships
ASELSAN is known to have various domestic subsidiaries and, abroad, affiliates or joint ventures in countries such as Azerbaijan, Jordan, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. Because the current list and ownership stakes can change over time, rely on ASELSAN’s official investor-relations sources for exact, up-to-date information.
| Type | Role (general) |
|---|---|
| Domestic subsidiaries | Specialisation in specific technology/product areas |
| International JVs | Local production and market access |
| Partnerships | Joint projects and technology cooperation |
| Main shareholder | TSKGV (group level) |
Frequently asked questions
What are ASELSAN’s affiliates?
ASELSAN has various domestic subsidiaries and, abroad, affiliates/joint ventures in countries such as Azerbaijan, Jordan, Ukraine and Kazakhstan; rely on official sources for the current list.
Why does ASELSAN have affiliates?
Affiliates support specialisation in specific areas and help meet export and cooperation goals by doing local business in different countries.
In which countries are ASELSAN’s foreign affiliates?
Publicly reported examples include countries such as Azerbaijan, Jordan, Ukraine and Kazakhstan; check official corporate information for the current structure.
Where is the list of ASELSAN’s affiliates?
For the current list and ownership stakes, rely on ASELSAN’s official investor-relations/corporate pages.
Sources
- ASELSAN — Corporate / Subsidiaries and Investor Relations (accessed July 2026).
- Images: Wikimedia Commons (attributions under each image).
Related: Who owns ASELSAN?
