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Trades about 210% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating within Turkey, Onur Yuksek Teknoloji AS specializes in the development, manufacturing, and installation of sophisticated communication systems for both public and defense sectors. The company's extensive offerings include a variety of voice communication and recording systems, such as those designed for military operations, civilian use, integrated platforms, transportation applications, and broader command and control frameworks. Additionally, Onur Yuksek Teknoloji provides comprehensive data communication solutions for mobile and unmanned platforms, and integrates various aviation systems, notably mobile air traffic control towers, navigation aids, and general air traffic control technologies. The firm also contributes to renewable energy by supplying solar and wind power plants. Established in 1980, its main offices are located in Ankara, Turkey.
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