Elbit Systems

Elbit Systems has been awarded a $26 million contract to install a multi-sensor system to monitor the US-Mexico border.

Elbit Systems' subsidiary Cyclone Ltd. was awarded an approximately $50 million contract to supply structural composite parts for an aircraft of a North American customer. The contract will be performed over six years.

Elbit Systems - Cyclone Ltd., a subsidiary of Elbit Systems, was awarded a $50 million contract to supply structural parts from composite materials for an aircraft of a North American customer, to be performed over six years.

Elbit Systems has secured a $127 million contract to provide vehicular tactical radio systems to the army of an undisclosed South Asian nation. The radios will be supplied in several configurations over three years.

Harris Corporation announced in April 2019 it would sell its night vision operations to Elbit Systems in a deal valued at $350 million.

Elbit Systems was awarded an approximately $125 million contract from the Israeli Ministry of Defense to supply fully automatic self-propelled howitzer gun systems and training simulators to the Israeli Defense Forces. The contract will be performed over a 12-year period.

Elbit Systems was awarded a five-year contract valued at approximately $333 million (NIS 1.25 billion) by the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the supply of ammunition to the Israeli Defense Forces. Work will commence in 2026.

Adani Defence & Aerospace and Elbit Systems inaugurated the Adani Elbit UAV Complex in Hyderabad, India. The 50,000 sq. ft. facility will manufacture Hermes 900 and Hermes 450 UAVs, starting with carbon composite aero-structures.

Elbit Systems won a 10-year, $85 million contract from Israel's Ministry of Defense to supply electronic warfare systems for the Israeli Navy's Sa'ar 6-class corvettes.

Elbit Systems was awarded an $85 million contract by the Israeli Ministry of Defense to supply Electronic Warfare suites for the Israel Navy Sa'ar 6-class corvettes. The contract will be performed over 10 years.

Elbit Systems Ltd. completed the acquisition of the assets and operations of Universal Avionics Systems Corporation for approximately $120 million, enhancing its position in the commercial aviation market.

Elbit Systems was awarded a $65 million contract by an Asian-Pacific country to provide a comprehensive Search and Rescue solution, including airborne locator systems and personal survival radios, to be performed over three years.

Elbit Systems of Australia was awarded a $150 million contract by the Australian Department of Defence to provide Through Life Support services for the Battle Management System Command and Control system, with a five-year base period and optional extensions.

Elbit Systems of Australia was awarded a $150 million contract by the Australian Department of Defence to provide Through Life Support services for the Battle Management System Command and Control, with a five-year base period and optional extensions.

Elbit Systems Ltd. was awarded an approximately $110 million contract from an Asia-Pacific country for the upgrade and maintenance of dozens of Mi-17 helicopters over five years.

Under a separate $46m contract, Elbit Systems will supply additional J-Music DIRCM self-protection systems for NATO's Airbus A330 MMF programme.

Elbit Systems Ltd. was awarded a $40 million contract from the Brazilian Marine Corps to supply advanced C4ISR, Electronic Warfare, radio and communication systems over a two-year period.

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Kampi Components a contract valued over $405,528 to supply Elbit Systems' antenna elements to the Department of Defense.

Elbit Systems of America was awarded a $49.8 million contract by the US Navy to supply 126 helmet display tracker systems (HDTS) for MH-60 Seahawk helicopter pilots. The contract is expected to be completed by 2021.

ATC (Aerostructure Technologies Cyclone), a joint venture between Elbit Systems and Georgia's Partnership Fund, is building an $85 million aircraft composites plant near Tbilisi International Airport. The facility will produce civil aviation composite parts for Boeing, Airbus and Bombardier, and is expected to be operational by the end of 2017, with production starting in 2018.

Elbit Systems' Brazilian subsidiary Ares was awarded a framework contract worth approximately $100 million to supply REMAX Remote Controlled Weapon Stations to the Brazilian Army over five years, with an initial order of $7.5 million.