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Israel Shipyards Wins €80 Million Contract for Naval Vessels

Israel Shipyards signed an agreement on Monday to supply naval vessels and services to an undisclosed foreign government client for approximately 80 million euros. The deal was facilitated through a broader contract with the Israeli Ministry of Defense.

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  1. 01Israel Shipyards signed an 80 million euro deal to supply naval vessels and services to a foreign government.
  2. 02The contract was facilitated through an agreement with the Israeli Ministry of Defense and will take 30 months to complete.
  3. 03The agreement includes delivering a new vessel and providing logistical support and system integration for an existing vessel.
  4. 04An optional extension allows for additional system installations on the existing vessel for 13 million euros.
  5. 05Israel Shipyards will receive a 24 percent advance payment of approximately 20 million euros, with the rest tied to milestones.
  6. 06The deal is subject to export permits and includes a 12-month warranty and a 10 percent performance bond.
  7. 07Israel Shipyards is also building five Reshef-class corvettes for the Israeli Navy in a 2.4 billion shekel project.

The contract, which follows preliminary discussions reported in July 2026, is scheduled for completion within 30 months. It includes the delivery of a new vessel equipped with systems and mechanical infrastructure, alongside logistical support and system integration for an existing vessel in the client's fleet that was previously built by Israel Shipyards. The agreement also includes an option for further system and mechanical infrastructure installations on the existing vessel for an additional 13 million euros.

Under the payment terms, Israel Shipyards will receive an advance payment of approximately 20 million euros, representing 24 percent of the total contract value, with the remainder paid upon reaching agreed-upon milestones. The company will provide a 12-month warranty for the new vessel and a 10 percent performance bond. The deal remains subject to export permits and standard commercial clauses.

Israel Shipyards CEO Eitan Zuker stated that the agreement reflects client trust in the company's capabilities and experience. Alongside this international contract, Israel Shipyards is currently constructing five advanced Reshef-class corvettes for the Israeli Navy under a 2.4 billion shekel project.

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