Israel Signs $190M Deal for Advanced Artillery Training Center

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Elbit Systems won a $170m, 15-year contract to build and operate a training center for the IDF Artillery Corps, supporting the ROEM and LAHAV systems. The center will use simulation, AI, and automation to enhance training efficiency. The company will develop, deliver, and maintain the infrastructure, providing support services throughout the contract.

Elbit Systems (IL:ESLT) secured a $170M contract from Israel's Ministry of Defense for a 15-year artillery simulation center, supporting ROEM and LAHAV systems. The deal will provide advanced training for the IDF Artillery Corps.

Elbit Systems (ESLT) won a $170M contract from Israel's Ministry of Defense to build and operate an advanced training center for the IDF Artillery Corps. The 15-year deal involves simulation technologies and services for artillery systems. The company aims to improve training efficiency and operational readiness for IDF personnel.

Elbit Systems signed a 600 million shekel ($190 million) deal with Israel's Defense Ministry to build an Artillery Corps training center for the IDF. The contract involves establishing facilities for commanders and soldiers.

Israel's Defense Procurement Directorate signed a 15-year, $170M contract with Elbit Systems to establish an advanced artillery training center. The center will support the integration of Elbit's Ro'em self-propelled artillery system and LAHAV precision rocket launcher into the IDF Artillery Corps, according to the company.