Türkiye-based communications specialist CTech is using MSPO 2026 in Kielce, Poland, to introduce its new UfukLink Mini Pro line-of-sight communications solution, display additional SkyARX E-Ku electronically steered SATCOM antenna models and present its SecureARX jamming-resistant satellite communications modem to NATO-country representatives. The company is also preparing a memorandum of understanding with Estonian technology company Wayren as part of its effort to expand European partnerships.
The 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition runs from 8 to 11 September 2026 at Targi Kielce. CTech is listed by the organiser as an exhibitor at booth 4-A08, while the company’s own programme schedules a Wayren MoU ceremony for 9 September and UfukLink Mini Pro demonstrations for 9 and 10 September.
New Product Demonstrations Expand CTech’s MSPO Portfolio
CTech says MSPO 2026 will host the first demonstration of UfukLink Mini Pro, a new line-of-sight communications product intended to extend the company’s portfolio for mission-critical links. The company has scheduled demonstrations for 9 September at the Wayren booth in the Estonia National Pavilion and 10 September at its own booth, but those demonstrations had not yet taken place when this article was prepared.
The company is also exhibiting different models of SkyARX E-Ku, its electronically steered satellite communications antenna family. CTech describes SkyARX E-Ku as a flat-panel system that can steer its beam electronically without mechanical movement, an architecture intended to support high-speed and low-observable airborne applications while reducing the aerodynamic penalties associated with conventional dish antennas.
SecureARX Gives the Display a NATO-Focused Resilient SATCOM Angle
SecureARX adds the secure and resilient SATCOM element to CTech’s MSPO presentation. CTech says the modem is listed in the NATO inventory and is designed to maintain protected satellite communications in contested and jammed environments; the MSPO organiser separately describes CTech as an official NATO vendor for its jamming-resistant SATCOM modem.
The product’s published characteristics include protection against jamming and interception, support for fixed and mobile applications across land, naval and airborne platforms, and compatibility with the STANAG 4606 Edition 3 waveform. These specifications support the company’s positioning of SecureARX as an export-oriented communications product, but they should be read as manufacturer-disclosed capabilities rather than independently measured operational performance.
Wayren MoU Extends CTech’s European Partnership Activity
CTech and Estonian technology company Wayren are scheduled to sign a memorandum of understanding at the Estonia National Pavilion on 9 September 2026. CTech has framed the planned agreement as a step toward new cooperation opportunities between the technology ecosystems of Türkiye and Estonia, while its broader MSPO presence combines product marketing with partnership development.
The arrangement is strategically relevant because European defence markets are placing increasing emphasis on interoperable, resilient communications and local industrial relationships. For CTech, a cooperation channel with an Estonian company could create additional access points into the Baltic and wider European defence-technology ecosystem, although the scope, workshare, commercial value and any follow-on procurement have not been publicly disclosed.
Limitations and Next
Several elements of the MSPO programme remain forward-looking as of 8 September 2026. The planned Wayren MoU should not yet be described as signed, the UfukLink Mini Pro events should not yet be described as completed demonstrations, and no public contract value, procurement quantity or customer commitment has been announced for the systems being promoted at the fair.
The next verifiable milestones are the scheduled CTech–Wayren signing ceremony on 9 September, the two UfukLink Mini Pro demonstrations and any follow-on announcement that converts the exhibition activity into a defined industrial or procurement programme. For wider context, Defence Agenda’s coverage of ASELSAN’s MSPO 2026 portfolio and the MSPO 2025 commercial report provides additional background on Türkiye’s presence in Kielce and Poland’s defence-market priorities.
