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Elbit Systems Secures $235 Million Contract for Rocket Systems in Europe

By יובל אזולאי

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Elbit Systems has won a new contract worth about $235 million to supply PULS rocket launchers and EXTRA-MR rockets to an unnamed European nation. Deliveries are expected to take place over three years. This deal adds to over $1.2 billion in previous rocket artillery contracts Elbit has secured in Europe since 2021.

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Elbit Systems secured a $235 million contract to supply rocket systems to a European country.
The contract includes PULS rocket launchers and EXTRA-MR rockets with an 80 km range.
Deliveries of the systems and munitions will occur over approximately three years.
The deal was facilitated through a government-to-government agreement between Israel and the purchasing nation.
This contract follows over $1.2 billion in previous European deals for Elbit's rocket artillery since 2021.

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Elbit Systems has announced a significant new contract valued at approximately $235 million to supply rocket launchers and precision rockets to an undisclosed European country. The deal involves the provision of PULS rocket launchers and EXTRA-MR rockets, capable of reaching targets up to 80 kilometers away. This government-to-government (G2G) agreement was finalized under a framework established between Israel's Ministry of Defense and the purchasing nation's Ministry of Defense.

The delivery of the rocket launcher systems and munitions is scheduled to span approximately three years. According to Elbit Systems, the contract also encompasses additional artillery platforms and logistical support services. This latest acquisition follows a series of substantial contracts Elbit Systems has secured in the European rocket artillery sector over the past three years. Previous deals with countries including Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, and Denmark were collectively valued at over $1.2 billion, underscoring the company's expanding presence in the European defense market.