Roketsan, participating in the Indo Defence exhibition held in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, from June 11-14, with numerous state-of-the-art air, land, and sea defense systems, finalized a significant agreement at the event. The contract, signed by Roketsan and Sefine Shipyard, one of Türkiye's prominent shipbuilding companies, covers the integration of the ATMACA Weapon System onto two naval platforms for the Indonesian Ministry of Defense.

During the signing ceremony, Murat İkinci, the CEO of Roketsan stated: "This event demonstrates our joint determination with Sefine to contribute to Indonesia’s naval capabilities by delivering effective and reliable missile integration. This collaboration also reaffirms Türkiye's strength in the defense industry and its commitment to international partnerships. In the coming period, we will continue to meet the short and long-term defense needs of our friendly and allied nation Indonesia with new projects and collaborations, and proudly represent our country in different geographies."

This contract, which highlights Türkiye's prowess in military shipbuilding and missile technologies, is also significant for strengthening defense industry cooperation between Türkiye and Indonesia.