The Israel Defense Forces has ordered thousands of drones from two Chinese companies for its land forces, sources inform "Globes."
The $26.4 billion for Israel is part of a $95 billion package that also includes military aid for Ukraine and Taiwan.
The Ghost Soldier system is designed to assist ground forces in monitoring and discovering the enemy during warfare in open terrain.
Microwave and laser systems to down swarms of drones have negligible costs compared with interception systems like Iron Dome.
With 99% of the missiles and drones fired by Iran and its proxies intercepted, "Globes" looks at the companies, which with US cooperation, developed Israel's air defense systems.
The sales, for a total of NIS 100 million, were chiefly to More Investment House and Meitav. Private equity firm FIMI remains the controlling shareholder.
Sigma CEO Yair Shani: Iran has done excellent sales promotion for Israel's defense companies.
The company is adapting its quad cycles and quad boards for remote control military use.
The naval version of Iron Dome shot down “a suspicious aerial target” in the Gulf of Eilat.
Teknel produces mobile command and control cabins ranging in cost from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
According to IWI, the Arbel system enhances both reaction speed and accuracy.
Residents reported disruptions with GPS-based navigation apps like Waze, Moovit and Google Maps, telling users they were in Beirut, likely due to IDF jamming actions.
The Biden administration is soon set to approve the sale of 50 F-15 fighter aircraft to Israel, in a deal worth more than $18 billion, CNN reports.
Aerospace Services India is a collaboration between Israel Aerospace Industries and Indian government agency Defence Research and Development Organization.
ReDrone can locate, identify and intercept several targets simultaneously within a secured area.
With huge returns since its TASE IPO, the stabilized camera company has a higher market cap than veteran Israeli companies like Cellcom, Isracard and Rami Levy.
The Tel Aviv-based company's drone is launched from a unique encapsulated system from tanks, APC's and submarines for assault and surveillance missions.
Defense imports from Canada represent just 0.05% of Israel's total defense imports but there are concerns that other countries might follow suit.
The contract is valid for 20 years and includes Czech companies, which will be responsible for a wide range of processes as local subcontractors.
According to the latest SIPRI report, Israel share of global arms exports declined in 2019-2023, while Italy, Turkey and Iran gained share significantly.
The observation balloon detects aerial threats including cruise missiles and drones.
IAI is offering a firefighting technology product that includes operating two autonomous drones, synchronized with each other.
Whether it's the need to counter hostile drones, or to transport blood between hospitals, or to make airports safe, Israeli companies are working on it.
IAI Systems Missiles and Space (SMS) Group has signed a contract with Israel's Ministry of Defense for the sale of unnamed armament systems.
The largest of Elbit Systems' recent contracts is with Australia, but business in Europe is booming, and the company is expanding to meet demand.
The five-year contract is for advanced protection, fighting capabilities and sensors suite for the Australian Army's Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicles.
Dynamite Nobel Defense (DND) is mulling setting up a factory in Ukraine to manufacture the German Panzerfaust 3 anti-tank missile, the German Hartpunkt website reports.
The UAS can carry up to 260 kilograms and operate with a range of up to 300 kilometers for 24 hours.
The contract is for weapon, reconnaissance, driving, and situational awareness systems for approximately 230 armored vehicles.
IAI's new land military systems development and production center in Beersheva will house 500 employees.