Elbit wins $260 million NATO rocket artillery contract

Elbit Systems won a $260M contract to supply PULS rocket artillery systems to a European NATO member, to be delivered over five years. The PULS system, originally developed by Israel Military Industries, can launch various munitions and is in service with multiple militaries. This follows earlier PULS contracts with Greece and Azerbaijan, bringing Elbit's total rocket deals this year to over $1.2B.

Elbit Systems (ESLT) secured a $260M contract to supply PULS rocket artillery systems to a European NATO member over five years. The PULS system offers versatile launching capabilities and cost savings. This follows recent contracts with Greece and Azerbaijan, totaling $985M. The CEO highlighted the system's operational maturity and the company's strong European partnerships.

Elbit Systems has secured a $260 million contract for its PULS rocket artillery system with a European NATO country. The deal, announced on November 12, 2026, includes launchers and ammunition, with deliveries expected until 2031. This is the 12th PULS order since 2023, following a $235 million European contract in October. The system is noted for its versatility and compatibility with various ammunition types and military vehicles.

Elbit Systems secured a $260M contract for its PULS rocket artillery system with a European NATO member. The 5-year deal includes delivery of systems and munitions. The PULS system can fire various rockets and missiles, with ranges up to 300km. Elbit did not disclose the customer's identity or specific details. This follows a prior $235M contract for similar systems with another European customer.

Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense contractor, secured a £200m deal with an unnamed NATO member for its Puls rocket launcher system. The system can fire various munitions and be mounted on existing platforms. Elbit's European sales have more than doubled from 2021 to 2024, according to the company. The deal reflects the system's versatility and Elbit's role in European defense modernization.

Elbit Systems (ESLT) secured a $260M contract to supply PULS multiple rocket launch systems to an undisclosed European NATO member. The deal, spanning five years, includes launchers and ammunition. The company highlights the system's versatility and its role in regional defense modernization.