ASAŞ Becomes Türkiye's Top R&D Spender in the Aluminum Sector

ASAŞ, which holds the sector's first accredited R&D center approved by the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, ranked first in the aluminum sector on the "R&D 500" list of Turkey's companies with the highest R&D expenditure, with spending exceeding TRY 188 million.
ASAŞ, holding the sector's first accredited R&D center approved by the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, ranked first in the aluminum sector with R&D spending exceeding TRY 188 million on the 'R&D 500' list of Turkey's highest R&D-spending companies.
Turkishtime, an economics and business portal, announced the results of its 12th annual Turkey's 500 Companies with Highest R&D Spending Survey. ASAŞ, a leading industrial establishment in Turkey, made it to the "R&D 500" list in first place in the aluminum sector with R&D spending exceeding TRY 188 million. Through its R&D center, accredited by the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology and established in 2015 as the sector's first approved facility, ASAŞ contributes to the development of value-added products as well as processes and products needed by qualified sectors such as automotive and rail systems it serves.
According to the results of Turkishtime's 'R&D 250 Survey,' ASAŞ ranks 79th among the top 500 companies with the highest R&D spending, and ranks 10th among the top 100 based on the number of projects conducted at R&D centers in 2024 with 122 projects. The company also ranks 12th in the Top 50 by number of design registrations obtained at R&D centers in 2024 with 27 registrations.
Derya Hatiboğlu, General Director of ASAŞ, noting that R&D and innovation projects make an important contribution to the development of Turkey's technology ecosystem, states: "Currently in Turkey, a solid ecosystem based on university-industry cooperation continues to form for the transformation of academic knowledge into technology. The number of R&D projects bringing together companies with different areas of expertise is steadily increasing. This supports technological development in our country. Through our R&D work, we aim to represent our country on the global stage in the best possible way while also positioning ourselves as thought leaders on this matter. We are making steady progress on this path with the European Union projects we are currently involved in."
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