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Elbit Systems Reports Record Order Backlog Amid Global Arms Demand
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First reported by Globes · 22 minutes ago
What happened
Elbit Systems reported record revenues and order backlog in the first half of 2026, driven by global demand for defense products. The company is investing in production capacity and developing advanced laser systems for military aircraft. Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries are also expected to announce strong mid-year results soon.
- 01Elbit Systems posts $2.3 billion revenue and $173.6 million net profit in H1 2026.
- 02Order backlog reaches a new record due to global arms demand.
- 03Company invests heavily in manufacturing to boost production and growth.
- 04Elbit unveils advanced airborne high-power laser system for helicopters and jets.
- 05Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries report significant order and revenue growth.
- 06Government-owned defense firms report only to Israeli ministries, not the stock exchange.
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