ASELSAN and ECLIPS Signed Defence Agreement
The two companies have partnered to collaborate on military infrastructure and counter-drone systems.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Industry — General

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ASELSAN and ECLIPS Engineering have signed a defence teaming agreement to develop tactical communications and military infrastructure. The partnership was announced at the Land Forces 2026 event held in Perth.
Why it matters
The agreement combines ASELSAN's defense systems expertise with ECLIPS Engineering's specialized capabilities in modular military systems. This alliance aims to expand the technological footprint of both companies in regional and international defense markets.
ECLIPS recently achieved a 193% increase in the floor area of its specialized trials units. The partners will also leverage the ŞAHİN counter-drone system, which features a 40 mm caliber weapon.
The players
ASELSAN
ASELSAN is a major Turkish defense company specializing in advanced electronics, communication systems, and military hardware.
ECLIPS Engineering
ECLIPS Engineering is an Australian firm that provides structural systems, modular fabrication, and engineering services for defense and emergency sectors.
The details
The collaboration will focus on delivering deployable military infrastructure, utilizing ECLIPS Engineering's proficiency in steel and aluminium fabrication, computer modelling, and verification. ASELSAN brings its experience in advanced defense electronics and previously established international production frameworks to the joint effort.
Timeline
In December 2016, ASELSAN opened a joint radio production factory in Saudi Arabia.
ASELSAN displayed its ŞAHİN system in Pakistan in September 2026.
On October 6, 2026, ASELSAN and ECLIPS announced their new defence partnership.
Market Landscape
This partnership mirrors ASELSAN's established strategy of expanding its global manufacturing footprint, as seen with its previous joint venture in Saudi Arabia. By aligning with Australian firm ECLIPS, ASELSAN strengthens its competitive positioning within the specialized military infrastructure sector.
While the deal focuses on industrial defense infrastructure, it signals potential changes in the availability of modular systems for emergency and mining sectors that share similar technical requirements. Clients in these industries may eventually see updated product offerings as the two companies integrate their engineering capabilities.
The takeaway
This agreement highlights the trend of international collaboration in defense engineering to solve complex infrastructure needs. Companies specializing in modular and deployable systems are increasingly vital to modern military and industrial logistics.
Further reading
For broader trends in global defense manufacturing, see the latest updates in Industry — General.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Quwa - Pakistan Defence News Coverage & Analysis.
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