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Contracts · Rocket artillery

Elbit awarded roughly $235 million European contract for PULS launchers and rockets

The three-year contract runs under a government-to-government agreement between the defense ministries of Israel and the unnamed customer country.

Elbit Systems has been awarded a contract worth approximately $235 million to supply EXTRA-MR rockets and Precise & Universal Launching System (PULS) rocket artillery systems to a European customer, the company announced Oct. 19.1

Elbit Systems announced a contract valued at approximately $235 million

The contract is under a government-to-government agreement between the Israel Ministry of Defense and the customer country's Ministry of Defense

SupplyEXTRA-MR rockets and PULS rocket artillery systemsplanned

to supply EXTRA-MR (Medium Range) rockets and Precise & Universal Launching System (PULS™) rocket artillery systems to a European customer

Periodthree yearsplanned

The contract will be performed over a period of three years.

The contract also includes the delivery of PULS launchers, additional rocket-artillery-related platforms, and integrated logistics support.

Source: Elbit Systems release via PR Newswire, Oct. 19, 2026.

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The contract falls under a government-to-government agreement between the Israel Ministry of Defense and the customer country's Ministry of Defense, with performance over three years. Elbit did not identify the buyer or disclose launcher and rocket quantities.1

Elbit describes EXTRA-MR as a precision-guided rocket designed for mid-range operations, with a range of up to 80 km and compatibility with PULS.1

The order brings launcher, rocket and support work into the same contract: Elbit will also deliver additional rocket-artillery-related platforms and integrated logistics support.1

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  1. Elbit Systems Awarded $235 Million Contract to Supply EXTRA-MR Rockets and PULS Launchers to a European Country, Elbit Systems via PR Newswire, Oct. 19, 2026 www.prnewswire.com
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Contracts · Israel

Elbit wins 15-year contract to build and run Israeli artillery training center

The approximately $170 million Israel Ministry of Defense award combines simulators and training facilities with training, maintenance and support services throughout the contract period.

Elbit Systems has been awarded a contract valued at approximately $170 million to establish and operate a training and simulation center for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Artillery Corps. The Israel Ministry of Defense contract, announced Nov. 2, 2026, will be performed over 15 years.1

Elbit will develop and deliver training infrastructure

contract valued at approximately $170 million to establish and operate an advanced training and simulation center for the IDF Artillery Corps

training infrastructureincluding mission and driving simulators, classrooms and dedicated facilitiesplanned

Elbit will develop and deliver training infrastructure

training, maintenance and support servicesthroughout the contract periodplanned

Elbit will also provide training, maintenance and support services throughout the contract period

The contract will be performed over a period of 15 years.

Source: Elbit Systems release via PR Newswire. As of Nov. 2, 2026.

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Elbit's responsibilities span the training infrastructure and continuing services: it will develop and deliver mission and driving simulators, classrooms and dedicated facilities. It will also provide training, maintenance and support throughout the contract period.1

The center is intended to support the corps' operational integration of the ROEM (SIGMA) self-propelled artillery system and LAHAV (PULS) precision rocket launcher system. Elbit says the project is intended to shorten qualification and training timelines and reduce wear on operational platforms.1

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  1. Elbit Systems release, PR Newswire, Nov. 2, 2026 www.prnewswire.com
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Elbit acquires Canadian underwater vehicle maker ISE

Elbit intends the acquisition to expand its underwater intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare capabilities.

Elbit Systems has completed its acquisition of International Submarine Engineering (ISE), a Vancouver-area maker of autonomous and remotely operated underwater vehicles, the company announced Oct. 20. Elbit described the purchase price as not material to the company.1

Elbit Systems completed its acquisition of International Submarine Engineering Ltd. (ISE)

Development and manufacture of undersea vehicles

International Submarine Engineering Ltd. (ISE)autonomous underwater and remotely operated systemsactual

Elbit Systems Ltd. has completed the acquisition

purchase pricenot material to Elbit Systemsactual

The acquisition was completed for a purchase price that is not material to Elbit Systems.

Source: Elbit Systems, Oct. 20, 2026. As of Oct. 21, 2026.

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The acquisition adds an underwater vehicle manufacturer to a naval portfolio that already includes unmanned surface vessels, underwater systems, sonar and command-and-control suites. Elbit intends ISE’s underwater autonomous technologies to further strengthen what it calls its end-to-end maritime offering.1

ISE has more than 50 years of experience in subsea robotics and also develops and manufactures computer control systems and robotics. Elbit says ISE has delivered more than 250 underwater vehicles to customers in more than 20 countries.1

Saar Koursh, Elbit’s senior vice president and general manager of Elbit Naval Systems, told Breaking Defense that ISE’s underwater capabilities complement the Seagull unmanned surface vessel. He said the acquisition would enable Elbit to offer naval forces autonomous air, surface and underwater systems integrated into a single mission framework. Customers could deploy coordinated assets as one solution or buy standalone systems, Koursh told the outlet.2

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  1. Elbit Systems release, Oct. 20, 2026 www.elbitsystems.com
  2. Breaking Defense, Oct. 21, 2026 breakingdefense.com
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