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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Elbit Systems to Establish European Laser Warning System Production Hub in Sweden

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Elbit Systems to Open New Swedish Facility for Laser Warning Systems

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Elbit Systems announced plans to open its first European production and maintenance center for laser warning systems in Sweden, expected to be operational in 2027. The facility aims to strengthen European defense manufacturing, shorten delivery times, and improve support for NATO members. This expansion aligns with increased European defense spending and Elbit's strategy to enhance local industrial capabilities and supply chains.

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  • Elbit Systems will open its first European production and maintenance center for laser warning systems in Sweden.
  • The new Swedish facility is expected to become operational in 2027.
  • The center aims to strengthen European defense manufacturing and support NATO member states.
  • The expansion follows increased defense spending by European nations and U.S. pressure on NATO allies.
  • Tobias Wennberg, CEO of Elbit Systems Sweden, emphasized strengthening local capabilities and supply chains.
Elbit Systems to Open New Swedish Facility for Laser Warning Systems
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