Seoul ADEX 2025: Asia's Largest Aerospace and Defense Exhibition
Seoul ADEX (Aerospace & Defense Exhibition) is the largest aerospace and defense trade show in Asia. Held in conjunction with KODAS 2025, it combines exhibition activity with business meetings in a single venue. More than 400 companies from over 30 countries take part, showcasing advanced defense technologies spanning aircraft, satellites, missiles, unmanned systems, and cyber defense. The event also serves as a global stage for Korean aerospace capabilities, including the KF-21 fighter and the Nuri space launch vehicle.
Exhibition Zone Structure
Seoul ADEX 2025 is organized around four principal zones: aviation, space, defense, and cyber-electronic warfare, supported by an outdoor air show area. The KODAS consultation program is conducted in a dedicated business lounge within the exhibition complex.
| Zone | Area | Participating Companies | Main Exhibits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aviation | 15,000 sqm | 120 | KF-21, FA-50, transport aircraft, helicopters |
| Space | 8,000 sqm | 60 | Nuri rocket, satellites, launch vehicles |
| Defense | 15,000 sqm | 150 | Tanks, self-propelled artillery, missiles, naval platforms |
| Cyber-EW | 7,000 sqm | 50 | Radar, electronic warfare, cybersecurity |
| Air Show | Outdoor | 30+ | Fighters, aerobatics, unmanned system demos |
Korean Defense Industry Showcase
Seoul ADEX 2025 features a large-scale presentation of Korea's flagship defense products. Systems such as the KF-21 fighter, K2 tank, K9 self-propelled howitzer, Chunmoo multiple-launch rocket system, and Hyunmoo missile family are displayed as export-ready platforms with established global market traction.
Participation by the Bangladeshi Delegation
Delegations from the Bangladesh Ministry of Defense and armed services are invited to Seoul ADEX 2025. KOTRA Dhaka supports this process by screening Bangladeshi defense buyers in advance, arranging KODAS meeting matches, and organizing VIP exhibition tours. The key commercial focus lies in matching Bangladeshi needs in naval vessels, C4I equipment, and unmanned systems with Korean suppliers.