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Arrow Missile Engine Maker Tomer Seeks $130 Million in Debt Financing
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What happened
Tomer, an Israeli state-owned defense firm producing Arrow missile engines, plans to raise up to 500 million shekels ($130 million) from institutional investors to expand production amid record sales, including a major deal with Germany.
- 01Tomer plans to raise up to $130 million from institutional investors.
- 02Funds will finance production line expansion and increased staffing.
- 03The company produces engines for Arrow 3 and Arrow 4 missile systems.
- 04Record sales include equipping the IDF and a $7 billion deal with Germany.
- 05Expansion is needed to meet demand and achieve 2030 growth targets.
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