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Israeli Drug Firm Repa Secures Major US Defense Deal, Stock Soars
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First reported by Bizportal · 9 hours ago
What happened
Israeli pharmaceutical company Repa signed a five-year deal with the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency to supply emergency medical injectors, worth up to $257 million. The announcement caused Repa's stock to jump 35% in an hour.
- 01Repa to supply emergency medical injectors to U.S. defense agency.
- 02Deal valued up to $257 million over five years.
- 03Repa's stock surged 35% following the announcement.
- 04Agreement continues Repa's collaboration with U.S. security.
- 05Highlights Israel's strength in medical technology sector.
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