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Elbit Systems Secures $235 Million Deal for Rocket Systems with European Nation

By אורלי הררי

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Elbit Systems has won a $235 million contract to supply EXTRA-MR rockets and PULS launchers to an undisclosed European country over three years. The deal, facilitated by a government-to-government agreement between Israel and the purchasing nation, highlights growing international demand for Elbit's advanced artillery systems. The company's CEO stated the contract reinforces Elbit's global leadership in the field.

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Elbit Systems secured a $235 million contract for rockets and launchers with a European nation.
The deal includes EXTRA-MR rockets and PULS artillery launchers, to be delivered over three years.
The contract was finalized through a government-to-government agreement between Israel and the customer.
Elbit Systems' CEO noted the growing international demand for its advanced rocket artillery systems.
The PULS system has been adopted by several European countries, including NATO members.

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Elbit Systems announced on Monday that it has been awarded a $235 million contract to supply advanced rocket systems and artillery launchers to an unnamed European country. The deal, which will be executed over three years, was finalized under a government-to-government agreement between Israel's Ministry of Defense and the customer nation's Ministry of Defense.

The contract includes the delivery of EXTRA-MR medium-range precision-guided rockets, PULS rocket artillery launchers, additional artillery platforms, and logistical support services. The EXTRA-MR rockets are designed to hit targets up to 80 kilometers away and are compatible with Elbit's PULS system, which can also integrate with existing command and control systems.

The PULS system has been selected by several countries in recent years, including NATO member states in Europe. Elbit Systems' President and CEO, Bezalel (Butzi) Machlis, stated that the contract reflects the growing international demand for the company's rocket artillery systems. He emphasized that the PULS system and precision rocket solutions are recognized as leading in their field and are increasingly chosen by global clients, including European and NATO nations.

Machlis added that Elbit Systems is committed to continuing to provide advanced operational capabilities tailored to the evolving security needs of its customers. The company's global standing as a leader in rocket artillery is further strengthened by this significant contract.