UzaySan
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EJ2000 isn't in the race anymore thought, EuroJet withdraw their offer after it was found to be unsatisfying. If it was and they only had to modify it I would agree that 2023 is doable but the only option now are a joint-venture by Kale and Rolls-Royce and I believe a Turkish company can't remember who though. And both option will develop a engine from the beginning whose rights will belong to Turkey fully but it will take years to do so. And when you add the contract talks after the decision has been made which it still hasn't and you see that 2023 is impossible to do. If they don't make a decision in the next year or couple months on who gets the tender even 2026 could become very critical as a date.
https://www.defensenews.com/global/...jet-partnership-with-indonesia-falling-apart/
The Korea - Indonesia cooperation on KF-X is falling apart. It is time to snatch Indonesia and bring them to our side.
The reason Indonesia is shying away from the deal is because of, surprise surprise, US involvement. KFX uses some US tech that is not allowed to fall in Indonesian hands. As such Indonesia has neither the right to produce the whole aircraft domestically, nor sell it to other countries.
With us, however, that problem doesnt exist. We faced similar problems with the US and, accordingly, have learned our lesson. For the right price we could offer them full domestic production and even export rights.
I believe Turkey and Indonesia has agreed secretly to develop TFX together, as they signed medium weight tank and Anka 2 development recently...
Turkey can offer indonesia 20% production which is actually just body parts will be enough as they also have experience for that...
On the other hand, if they secure 100-150 orders which they deffinitely need it, it will give Turkey upper hand and UK will even be more interested about the project as the cost will come down a lot...
Its also a win situation for Indonesia as they can trust Turkey that no matter what Turkey will fulfill their needs in hard time as in history...
Why BMC get involved everything? I think Bmc wants to be a company like Lockheed Martin.Anyway important thing is it will be domestic doesnt matter who
•TR Motor Guc Sistemleri AS gelistirecek (%55 BMC, %35 TEI, %10 SSM ortakligi)
TR motor company is going to be a company on it's own. The shareholders behind this company isn't really relevant. And you may hate BMC, but you gotta applaud their attitude, they have ambitions to grow as a company and are actively and aggressively trying to expand their business in especially the critical parts of the industry, mainly engine development, and with this revelation they show that they also want work on plane engines.What the hell??
This is a blatant ripoff. BMC who hasn't proven itself even in land machines is getting %55 of the new jet motor company that is probably the future of this country. This is akin to treachery, it's ridiculous.
TEI, the actual company that was founded SPECIFICALLY for this job is now sandwich wrapped inside another company that just popped up to create the power pack. It's complete asshattery.
BMC/Qatar will help finance these projects, without Foreign cash such a project is financially beyond our reach right now.Our defence projects are funded by Qatar and BMC owned by Qatar. So Qatar must get some money back from those defence projects. This is simple rule of business.
That's the why BMC involves in ever single projects.
Do you guys really think that Turkish economy is big enough to finance those projects?
Name is nice, too. BMC! I am neutral lolTR motor company is going to be a company on it's own. The shareholders behind this company isn't really relevant. And you may hate BMC, but you gotta applaud their attitude, they have ambitions to grow as a company and are actively and aggressively trying to expand their business in especially the critical parts of the industry, mainly engine development, and with this revelation they show that they also want work on plane engines.
I feel like many members here hate BMC just to hate.
I personally am liking BMC more and more by the day. I love the pro-active attitude they have and it seems like they want to prove themselves in the market. They are taking risks by getting involved in so many projects. I feel like they might be overextended (financially) when it comes to this, but fortune favors the bold. I don't know how far their ambitions reach, but if they want to be like a Lockheed Martin or a BAE then I wish them all the best, but in order to achieve that, they need to make all these products in house and/or under their own brand though (like what these companies do mostly).
As of 2016 their ambition for 2020 was to achieve a turnover of 2 billion euro (40% of which for export) with 4000 personnel, their turnover in 2016 was 800 million TRL.
http://www.milscint.com/tr/soylesi-bmc-yonetim-kurulu-uyesi-t-yasin-ozturk-2/
https://www.yeniasir.com.tr/ekonomi/2016/11/01/bmc-gitmiyor-buyuyor
There is also TAEC (Kale-Rolls Royce joint venture) that will also compete for the TFX engine. But with the involvement of SSM as well as Rolls Royce in TR Motor, I don't know how this will go for them. They might have a better chance competing for Hurject engine's.
BMC/Qatar will help finance these projects, without Foreign cash such a project is financially beyond our reach right now.
Our defence projects are funded by Qatar and BMC owned by Qatar. So Qatar must get some money back from those defence projects. This is simple rule of business.
That's the why BMC involves in ever single projects.
Do you guys really think that Turkish economy is big enough to finance those projects?
Actually Its good that we are using qatar money. Qatar pays we get tech.
Yeah... giving one of the world's most complex machine's development&production project ( other 2 being, cryogenic engine and nuclear detonation device) to a company that has zero experience with engines.It is a Turkish company, with 100% Turkish employees and 100% of ip rights owned by Turkey. Qatar is just investing in, and funding our projects. It is really hard to find something to complain about here, but here we are.