Aerospace & defense

The contract for fifteen aircraft with an option for fifteen more is worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

The Israeli company's first consignment of Trophy anti-missile protection systems is part of a $500 million deal with the US Army.

The Aerostar Tactical UAS drones will be used to control the country's waters amid concern that Turkey is encroaching on Cypriot territory in search of gas and oil.

The company says that most of the order consists of follow-on orders to maintain systems for detecting penetration of an important seaport in the region.

The Israeli defense electronics company will provide the army of a southeast Asian country with a comprehensive, multi-layered array of Unmanned Aircraft Systems over 22-months.

This order is part of the $249 million five-year contract awarded to L3Harris Technologies, which has been acquired by Elbit.

Bank Hapoalim has changed its recommendation from "Market outperform" to "Market perform," but raised its target price for the stock to $170.

Israel Aerospace is expected to manufacture over 800 F35 wings by 2034.

The contract is for the repair of Digital Display Indicator (DDI) systems aboard F/A-18 aircraft.

D-Fend Solutions' EnforceAir has demonstrated unmatched abilities to successfully mitigate the growing threats of commercial drones.

The government is investing NIS 200 million in the new institute, which will be part of the Soreq Nuclear Research Center.

An industrial and academic consortium aims to provide the knowledge infrastructure for quantum-based military and civilian developments.