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Israel Aerospace Industries Hits Record Profits Amid Iran and Ukraine Conflicts
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel Aerospace Industries reports record profits and a $35 billion order backlog in early 2026, driven by demand linked to Iran and Ukraine conflicts. The company plans a public offering and calls for increased defense budgets to boost production of missile defense systems.
- 01IAI's net profit rose 40% to $449 million in H1 2026, its most profitable period ever.
- 02Order backlog reached about $35 billion amid Iran and Ukraine conflicts.
- 03Sales grew to $4.275 billion, with 65% from international customers.
- 04Operating profit increased 53%, EBITDA up 39%, and gross profit maintained 19% margin.
- 05IAI urges Israeli Defense Ministry to increase budget for Arrow missile production.
- 06Company plans an IPO to fund expansion and allow public investment.
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