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Directory 2019 DIRECTORY 2019 INTRODUCTION SaSaD is the representing association of technological capabilities are also addressed. high technology manufacturers of Turkish Most of the systems and products are Aerospace, Defense & Security Sector. As combat proven and all of them comply with of 2018, the sector represented by SaSaD NATO specs. creates around 67.000 jobs; generates more than $8,8 billion revenue and $2,2 billion In case of a requirement that may not be exports and carry out $1,4 billion worth R&D met by the existing portfolio of products, it initiatives. is possible that our members would form a team to fulfill such a requirement. Should any This Directory provides a comprehensive need arises in this scope, SaSaD is the right list of association members who deliver address to get in contact. the major portion of Turkish Armed Forces’ equipment needs. SaSaD members are also We are proud to serve Turkish Armed Forces the potential cooperation partners of foreign and friendly countries’ defense & security suppliers for international markets as well as needs with our great portfolio of products, Turkish market. capabilities and services. In the Directory; turnkey platforms & systems, Öner TEKİN components, equipment and services are Chairman of Board outlined including the contact details of the SaSaD related companies to enable interested parties to get in contact directly. In company profiles, ABOUT SaSaD SaSaD was established in 1990 with the directive and full support of the Ministry of National Defence to represent the Turkish Defence Industry. In 2012, the Turkish Civil Aviation and Space Industry Manufacturers joined SaSaD and SaSaD’s name was changed as Savunma ve Havacılık Sanayii İmaltçılar Derneği (Defence and Aerospace Industry Manufacturers’ Association). Today SaSaD is the primary association to represent Defence, Aerospace, Space and Security sectors in Turkey. SaSad has 198 members including 5 clusters having approximately 1.000 members under their umbrella. SaSaD has been representing a sector of high technology and added value with $8,8 billion revenue, $2,2 billion export activities and $1,4 billion R&D activities. The sector provides employment to 67.000 employees that are directly working at sectorial institutions. Most of them (24%) are engineers, the remaining are university graduates and technicians. Only 17,6% are non-skilled employees. SaSaD is an active member of European Aerospace, Defence and Security Association (ASD). SaSaD’s mission: • To ensure that strategic interests of Turkish Defence, Aerospace, Space and Security industry are properly represented • To create the best climate in which its members can do their business • To become a single address for its members as well as those foreign companies requesting to establish relations with the sector • To establish the sectorial common view regarding economic, legal and commercial aspects affecting the sector and perform lobbying activities with government officials regarding such views • To provide information regarding the domestic and international market opportunities and organize events to bring its members with national and international sector players in order to achieve synergy and cooperation • To prepare reports by collecting statistics and data as well as making analysis about the sector performance EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS Öner TEKİN Chairman İlhami KELEŞ Vice Chairman Uğur COŞKUN Treasurer Prof.Dr. Haluk GÖRGÜN Member Prof.Dr. Oğuz BORAT Member Selçuk YAŞAR Member Mehmet ÜNAL Member Ahmet Hamdi ATALAY Member Serdar GÖRGÜÇ Member K.Nail KURT Member Engin AYKOL Member Yılmaz GÜLDOĞAN Member A.Mithat ERTUĞ Member GENERAL SECRETARIAT Hüseyin BAYSAK Secretary General Yılmaz KÜÇÜKSEYHAN Deputy Secretary General Ceren ASALIM Specialist Aslı BURSA Specialist 552 mm R R armassagADA armassag Manufacturer of Bullet Resistant Glass Solutions gLa ss ss Clearly Safe 335 mm L Company Adress Gebze Plastikçiler Osb. İnonu Mah. g a ss ss Cumhuriyet Cad. No:41 Gebze, Kocaeli / Turkey www.armassglass.comwww.armassglass.com Telephone +90 (262) 610 1010 [email protected] Fax +90 (262) 642 1444 493 mm Clearly Safe 493 mm İsmet Özer General Manager Sertaç Karabağ Sales and Marketing Manager100 mm 552 mm www.armassglass.com R 800 mm 100 mm armassag Company Profile As Ada Cam Sanayi ve Ticaret Ltd. Sti. under the brand name Armass Glass® based upon 32 years of the bullet resistant glass sector experience, our initial goal was to present confidence and quality to our customers for an issue which is of particular concern 335 mm gLa ss ss to human life. In line with this objective, we laid the foundations of the long-term trust relationship with our customers by not offering any product, without considering financial losses, below the level of quality we do approve. We have brought in new levels 493 mm 493 mm of expectation in terms of the quality standards and the satisfaction Clearly Safe of our customers all around the world for the bullet resistant glass solutions by our constantly innovating and developing technological infrastructure as well as the physical conditions required by today’s world. In order to maintain the continuity and stabilization of these 100 mm manufacture and innovation solutions, we have always worked and will keep on working with the business partners that supply the best quality products and services, and are the most experienced in their fields in the world. www.armassglass.com 800 mm 100 mm 8 SASAD DEFENCE INDUSTRY DIRECTORY AKANA Design & Production of Special Purpose Machines & Test Equipment for Defence & Aerospace Industry Company Adress Başkent Osb 5.cad. No: 6 Malıköy-Sincan, Ankara / Turkey www.akana.com.tr Telephone +90 (312) 640 1595 [email protected] Fax +90 (312) 640 1593 Köksal Özdemir Ceo / General Manager Hayrettin Türk Director Galip Çapçı Director Company Profile As a solution partner for the Aerospace & Defence Industry, AKANA Transfer Systems Engineering has been implementing engineering, design, R&D and Machine & Equipment / Facility production projects for the last 20 years. AKANA Engineering’s Energetic Material Production/Test Equipment main objective is to apply the exact engineering solutions; feasible Aerospace Design and Production Technologies to fulfill the requirements of the projects. Its vision is to become a worldwide known and reliable, Grips (Cyclic & Collective) leading engineering company which implements all activities, UAV Launcher starting from critical part production up to the establishment of Project Management turn-key facilities, by developing new Technologies. AKANA has National & International experience in the design and manufacturing of energetic material With its new facility in Baskent Industrial Zone, AKANA continues processing equipment like double planetary kneaders. The family to develop and serve for the industry with its growing engineering of kneaders includes the capacities of 1 lt., 1 gallon, 30 gallon, staff and technological investments. 150 and 300 gallon mixers. The equipment are ex- proof and AKANA is planning to make collaboration and technology transfer have temperature / pressure control. AKANA is also a qualified with foreign companies in the field of design and manufacturing vendor for NSPA which is the supply agency of NATO. Depending for the defence and aerospace industries ,through out the world. on its experience in demilitarization facility design and installation, AKANA has been assigned by NATO to supply a turn-key facility for Main references of AKANA are; ASELSAN, TAI, FNSS, TÜBİTAK demilitarization. SAGE, MKEK, ROKETSAN, NSPA-NATO, OTOMELARA-ITALY, ECOLOGIA-ITALY, ESPLODENTI SABINO, ITALY etc. AKANA CAPABILITIES; Special Purpose Machine & Test Equipment (Design and Production) Mechanical/Mechatronic systems Hydraulic /Pneumatic systems Demilitarization Facilities (Design and Production) Machine & Equipment Ammunition (Design & Production) 10 SASAD DEFENCE INDUSTRY DIRECTORY AKGÜN Research & Development, Information Technologies, Software, Engineering Company Adress Bağlıca Mahallesi, Hilal Caddesi No: 31 Akgün Plaza, Etimesgut, Ankara / Turkey www.akgunyazilim.com.tr info@akgunyazilim. Telephone +90 (312) 293 8300 com.tr Fax +90 (312) 293 8329 Temel Akgün Chairman / Ceo Hakan Karataş Deputy General Manager Züleyha Akgün Gençer Deputy General Manager Mesut Bilinmiş Administrative and Financial Affairs Coordinator Gökmen Kuvvet Sales and Marketing Coordinator Gürsel Pakdemir System Alteration Coordinator Serap Atış Deputy Support Coordinator Company Profile AKGÜN, that considers information and technology as an essential Laboratory Information Management System, for life, was established in 1986 and provides solutions and a wide Computer Aided Diagnosis System (CAD), range of products from IT, healthcare, education, government, Administrative Processes, telecommunication, defense and the private sector. Medical Processes, AKGÜN that has been in service on information systems and technologies for more than a quarter-century, has a wide array Financial Processes, of project experience in areas such as in R&D, Manufacturing Imaging / Image Processing, Software, System Integration, Training and Support Services, Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), Network, Communication and Information Security, Technology Decision Support Systems, Consulting, Medical IT Consulting Services and turn-key projects Business Process Management, to its services and quality of products. Evidence-Based Medicine Practice, Since its establishment, the integrator
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