Viettel High Tech Showcases 73 High-Tech Products at Türkiye’s Defence Exhibition

At SAHA 2026 – International Defence & Aerospace Exhibition, one of the world’s largest defence and aerospace exhibitions, Viettel High Tech continues to mark a significant step forward in its strategy to bring “Make in Vietnam” technology to the international market.

Participating in the event, Viettel High Tech is showcasing 73 high-tech products across eight key domains, including radar, electronic warfare, UAVs, electro-optics, military communications, command-and-control systems, simulation models, and private 5G networks. This portfolio reflects the company’s direction toward building a comprehensive defence technology ecosystem while demonstrating its mastery of core technologies.




Unlike conventional standalone product displays, Viettel’s solutions are presented as fully integrated systems accompanied by component modules. This approach not only highlights flexible integration capabilities, but also demonstrates the company’s end-to-end self-reliance, from research and design to manufacturing.



Viettel High Tech’s presence in Türkiye carries strategic significance, as the market is known for its high defence industry standards and rapidly developing ecosystem. The ability of products in areas such as radar, telecommunications, and electronic warfare to meet technical requirements in this market serves as an important foundation for affirming the international quality of Vietnamese technology.



Beyond the objective of finding customers, Viettel High Tech positions itself as a partner within the value chain. The company has chosen a strategy focused on highly customizable subsystem and module solutions, rather than competing directly in large-scale platform segments. This approach aligns with partners’ increasing demand for supply chain diversification while opening opportunities for direct integration of Viettel products into existing systems.


 

Within the framework of the exhibition, Viettel High Tech is conducting meetings with a range of key partners in Türkiye’s defence industry ecosystem, including research organizations such as TÜBİTAK, technology companies such as SDT Space & Defence Technologies and Transvaro, as well as major corporations including STM and Roketsan.

This approach reflects a strategy of simultaneously connecting multiple links across the value chain, from research and development to integration and commercialization. Through these engagements, Viettel High Tech goes beyond product introduction, aiming toward opportunities for co-development, technology integration, and participation in large-scale partner programs.

SAHA 2026 therefore serves not only as an exhibition milestone, but also as the next step for Viettel High Tech in gradually deepening its participation in the global defence industry supply chain, laying the foundation for “Make in Vietnam” solutions to expand into international markets.