FNSS awarded new $ 76 million contract for an unnamed customer

Turkey’s leading land-based defence systems company FNSS, awarded new $ 76 million contracts for an unnamed customer from the Middle East.

As of July with new contracts signed in the month, FNSS of only $ 1.6 billion of the total value of the contract he signed in the Middle East; a number of export contracts were $ 2.6 billion in the past.

FNSS Savunma Sistemleri A.Ş. (FNSS), a joint venture owned 51 percent by Nurol Holding and 49 percent by BAE Systems, is a leading company in the design and production of tracked and wheeled armoured vehicles and weapon systems for use by Turkish and allied armed forces.

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FNSS, established in 1988 for the production of Armoured Combat Vehicles, has achieved the status of a global company, capable of designing and producing a broad range of land systems and including training and integrated logistic support for these systems.

FNSS will continue to be the number one land combat systems provider for the Turkish Armed Forces and the regional supplier of choice for other armies throughout the world.

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