Elbit Systems

Elbit Systems announced the acquisition of Canadian underwater robotics firm ISE International Submarine Engineering, expanding its global maritime and autonomous capabilities.

Israel Shipyards and Rafael are finalizing a 150 million euro deal to supply naval vessels and weapons to Cyprus, amid a broader surge in Israeli defense exports.

Global markets experienced mixed trading as Wall Street chip stocks rebounded while Asian exchanges dropped. Meanwhile, Meitav's chief economist warned of widening sector gaps reminiscent of the dot-com era.

Vitania is acquiring the remaining 50% stake in its Ness Ziona Science Park project from the Landa family for 307 million NIS, securing full ownership of a major asset fully leased to Elbit Systems.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened lower on Monday, mirroring Wall Street losses, while Elbit Systems surged 3.1% on a $235 million European defense contract. Meanwhile, Wall Street futures rebounded as oil prices fell.

Elbit Systems has secured a $235 million contract to supply EXTRA-MR medium-range rockets and PULS artillery systems to a European customer over a three-year period.

High-power laser defense firm Sivan Technologies is preparing a Tel Aviv IPO at a valuation of NIS 1.2-1.8 billion, aiming to raise up to NIS 350 million amid a continuing wave of defense listings.

Elbit Systems will hold its annual retreat for 22,500 employees in Eilat instead of abroad, boosting local tourism and hosting wounded IDF soldiers and bereaved families.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced investigations into alleged military equipment shipments to Israel following a report by L'Humanité, while reiterating that Paris does not sell weapons to Israel.

Spanish-supplied armored vehicles equipped with Israeli Elbit turrets highlight how defense ties bypass political friction between Madrid and Jerusalem, driven by NATO expansion and Latvian rearmament.

Elbit Systems Sweden announced plans to build Europe's first production and maintenance center for Laser Warning Systems by 2027, bolstering NATO defense capabilities.

Defense stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, which soared during recent conflicts, have seen a significant reversal, dropping about 20% over the past three months as valuations face correction.

Israeli defense industries, facing anti-Israel policies in France, are recruiting French-Jewish engineers and IT experts at a Paris job fair organized by official agencies.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić inaugurated a joint Israeli drone assembly plant on Thursday, securing key technology transfers and local manufacturing capabilities.

European nations are increasing diplomatic criticism of Israel, yet Israeli defense industries continue expanding operations across the continent through local manufacturing and joint ventures.

Elbit Systems subsidiary FUSE unveiled an advanced portfolio of AI-driven autonomous ground and aerial military systems. Backed by over a million operational hours, the technology enables large-scale coordinated combat, logistics, and swarm operations.

The updated Forbes billionaire ranking shows Eyal Ofer retaining the top spot with $35.4 billion. Meanwhile, the Federman family suffered a $600 million drop in their net worth.

Israeli defense firms Elbit Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries, and Rafael have secured spots in the top 30 of the 'Defense News' global 100 list. This milestone coincides with Elbit Systems announcing $270 million in new international contracts.

After a massive rally and significant capital inflows, investors betting on the defense industry have suffered a painful blow. We analyze the reasons behind the rapid collapse and the potential impact of future IPOs from industry giants.

The major defense company has signed contracts totaling approximately $270 million to be fulfilled over six years. This order adds to a massive backlog that secures the company's revenue for years to come.

The cyber giant recovered sharply from last week's sell-off, jumping over 10% and approaching a threshold that no company on the stock exchange has ever crossed. On the other side, Elbit continued its retreat, falling below 100 billion shekels and losing fourth place in the ranking. What is driving these two trends?

Washington joins the UK in imposing strict sanctions on the pro-Palestinian organization that led massive protests against Israel and carried out violent acts, including storming Elbit factories and vandalizing British Air Force aircraft. Anyone doing business with them now risks sanctions. The US Treasury Secretary stated: "We will cut off their financial oxygen supply."

The judge dissolved the jury in the trial after a single conviction was reached out of 15 charges. After more than 37 hours of deliberation, only one conviction for "criminal damage" was reached. In a separate proceeding: a Jewish left-wing activist who praised the October 7 massacre was acquitted of a charge of supporting Hamas.

Elbit Systems is launching the new THMS system in Denmark, a mobile battlefield networking platform that deploys in under five minutes, carries advanced sensors, and enables up to 24 hours of autonomous operation.

Defense giant Elbit Systems reported a 38% profit jump and a record $32 billion backlog, yet its stock plummeted 9%, losing third place to Bank Leumi. The decline highlights the dangers of sky-high market expectations. Meanwhile, Bank Hapoalim returned to the 100 billion shekel valuation club, and Palo Alto nears the unprecedented one-trillion shekel threshold.

The Stock Exchange closed today with significant fluctuations in the two flagship indices. Among the rising stocks, no dramatic gains were recorded, but in the declining sector, Israeli companies experienced severe shocks.

The two largest defense stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange posted good financial results but plunged on the day of the report. The reason: when the valuation is twice the industry average, good results are not enough. "A high bar of expectations has been built around defense stocks."

The company generated $2.29 billion in revenue and $199 million in profit in the second quarter of the year, beating analyst expectations. According to the company, 73% of its current order backlog comes from abroad.

The largest Israeli defense company reported a 38% jump in net profit, despite a sharp increase in tax payments. The key figure explaining sustained investor interest is the record order backlog, which secures the company's growth for years to come.

Hapoalim, Leumi, Discount and Beinleumi are reporting this week, alongside Elbit, Strauss, Cellcom and Isracard. What is the market looking for, and why is it important to you even if you haven't bought a single share directly?

During a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Aleksandar Vučić announced the inauguration of the military project. Previously, the president announced that an agreement had been signed with Elbit Systems and that the factory would be "one of the most serious drone production facilities in the world."

July was green in almost every sector, but defense stocks were left behind. The relative calm in the security arena prevented them from participating in the market rally, and the 'return to the mean' rule barely worked here. Why didn't Next Vision recover, and what distinguishes Elbit Systems from the rest?

Elbit's US subsidiary has signed a contract worth up to $300 million to supply helmet systems for US fighter jets. This deal joins a series of major contracts secured in recent weeks, strengthening the company's backlog and impacting the returns of Israeli savings funds.

Fears of a renewed security escalation with Iran sent the defense giant's stock to a sharp jump, propelling it to second place in market value—effectively the first in Israeli terms. Tower also surged, but the weekend in the USA shuffled the cards.