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Desan Expands Overseas with Shipyard in Malaysia

Turkey's Desan Enters Southeast Asia with New Shipbuilding Venture

Desan, a Turkish defense firm, has signed a Joint Venture and Cooperation Agreement to build its first overseas shipyard in Malaysia. The $171 million project will be launched early this year and is expected to become operational in two years. This marks a significant milestone for Desan as it moves from the domestic market to the international arena. Defense analyst Ali Bakir notes that this investment will strengthen cooperation between Turkish and Malaysian defense industries and have a positive spillover effect on other defense agreements in the region.

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    URL: https://breakingdefense.com/2026/01/in-a-first-turkeys-desan-expands-with-overseas-shipyard-in-malaysia/
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    Desan Expands Overseas with Shipyard in Malaysia

    Turkey's Desan Enters Southeast Asia with New Shipbuilding Venture

    Desan, a Turkish defense firm, has signed a Joint Venture and Cooperation Agreement to build its first overseas shipyard in Malaysia. The $171 million project will be launched early this year and is expected to become operational in two years. This marks a significant milestone for Desan as it moves from the domestic market to the international arena. Defense analyst Ali Bakir notes that this investment will strengthen cooperation between Turkish and Malaysian defense industries and have a positive spillover effect on other defense agreements in the region.

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      Source JAN Tracker: SRCE-2026-1768389690248-1923 Source Type: RSS
      URL: https://breakingdefense.com/2026/01/in-a-first-turkeys-desan-expands-with-overseas-shipyard-in-malaysia/
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