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Israel Ministry of Defense Owes IAI Billions Amid Record Business Growth and Cash Flow Challenges

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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

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Israel Aerospace Industries faces a cash flow deficit due to the Ministry of Defense's 5 billion shekel debt, despite record sales and profits. The company reported a $35 billion order backlog and significant revenue from Israeli and international markets. Preparations for an IPO are underway to support future growth and national security.

01Israel Ministry of Defense owes IAI over 5 billion shekels, causing cash flow issues.
02IAI's Q2 cash flow turned negative by $795 million, down from positive last year.
03IAI's order backlog reached a record $35 billion, with sales up 35% to $2.18 billion.
04Israeli market accounted for 35% of sales amid ongoing regional conflicts.
05IAI completed successful Arrow missile system tests with Defense Ministry and IDF.
06Company prepares for IPO to fund infrastructure and production expansion.

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