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אלתא של התעשייה האווירית תרכוש שליטה בחברה איטלקית תמורת עד 11 מיליון יורו
The Israeli company אלתא, fully owned by the aviation industry, is set to acquire a controlling stake (75%) in the Italian company ICS Technologies. ICS Technologies specializes in the development, production, and marketing of naval defense systems. The deal, which is subject to government approval, is valued at a total of 11 million euros.
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Hensoldt wins multiple contracts from ELTA to supply IFF products
German sensor solutions specialist Hensoldt has been awarded contracts worth approximately $10.21m to supply identification-friend-or-foe (IFF) products to Israel Aerospace Industries’ (IAI) subsidiary ELTA Systems. The contracts include the delivery of MSSR 2000 ID, MSR1000I, and test equipment. Hensoldts IFF technology can be integrated into military air defense radars and civil air traffic control radars, helping to avoid friendly fire incidents. The companys IFF products are Mode 5-capable and employ advanced encryption techniques for reliable and secure identification. Hensoldt has also secured contracts from the Norwegian Defense Materiel Agency and South Korean company LIG Nex1, and is under contract to deliver over 700 IFF systems in 42 nations worldwide.
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Meeting with ELTA Systems: Greece is looking for solutions in the field of Electronic Warfare - GEOPOLITIKI
ELTA Systems Ltd, a company specializing in Electronic Warfare, held a meeting with Hellenic Air Force officials to present their solutions in the field. The meeting was organized by the Hellenic Ministry of National Defense, which continues to seek solutions and equipment in Electronic Warfare. Greece, Cyprus, and Israel have also signed a joint military action plan for 2022. This development has a positive impact on ELTA Systems Ltds growth. The key theme of the article is the collaboration between the mentioned countries in the field of Electronic Warfare. The structured issue is related to partners, as ELTA Systems Ltd engaged in a meeting with Hellenic Air Force officials. The article does not mention any specific customers, investment or acquisition amounts, layoffs, or the date of the event. Confidence level: 8
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ELTA Systems announced to sponsor SMi Group's Air Missile Defence Technology Conference in 4 weeks
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Elta Systems to lead Israel's new smart mobility cybersecurity center
Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), is leading a partnership to set up the smart mobility national cybersecurity infrastructure center in Beer Sheva. The center, founded in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport, Ayalon Highways, and the Israel National Cyber Directorate, will focus on cybersecurity protection for private vehicles, public transport, autonomous vehicles, and transport infrastructure. The state and participating companies will invest a total of NIS 8 million ($2.65 million) in the project. Elta Systems will be partnered by Enigmatos, Bombardier Transportation, and the IBI Group. The center will also serve as a testing ground for companies in the auto industry and help regulators adapt to the challenges of smart mobility and transport cybersecurity.
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Elta Systems reveals new passive radar system
Israel Aerospace Industries Elta Systems subsidiary has unveiled a new Passive Coherent Location (PCL) system that uses non-emitting target detection to create an air situation picture. The PCL system can detect, locate, and track non-emitting targets such as aircraft, unmanned aerial systems, and quadcopters. This new system expands Elta Systems capabilities beyond passive detection systems for Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) and Communications Intelligence (COMINT). The PCL system can be deployed independently or as an additional layer for air control radars. It offers 3D real-time omnidirectional coverage for tracking multiple targets in congested airborne traffic. The system is simple to deploy and can be located on remote borders or in urban areas.
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Israel's IAI signs collaboration agreement with UAE's Group 42 to jointly battle Covid-19
Israel Aerospace Industries has signed a cooperation agreement with Group 42 of Abu Dhabi to collaborate in research and development to combat the coronavirus pandemic. The agreement aims to leverage common innovative technologies in the fields of artificial intelligence, sensors, laser, and others. The joint initiatives are intended to benefit the populations of both countries and aid in the global fight against Covid-19 and health security throughout the region. The agreement was signed with the Elta Division of Israel Aerospace Industries, and the CEO of Elta Systems expressed the importance of cooperation in delivering breakthrough solutions. The collaboration is seen as a result of extensive and intensive contacts between the two countries.
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https://www.jpost.com/Jpost-Tech/Israeli-anti-drone-solution-tested-successfully-at-international-airports-615526
ELTA Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has successfully tested its new anti-drone solution at several large international airports. The solution, called Drone Guard, has been deployed to protect leaders and infrastructure at major events such as the G20 Buenos Aires summit and the opening ceremony of the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympics. It integrates a 3D X-band radar, a COMINT system, an electro-optical/infra-red camera, and a jammer to detect, track, classify, and neutralize drones. The system has been sold to multiple airports worldwide and has been tested without impacting flight timetables or passengers. ELTA Systems is proud to provide the Drone Guard system to some of the main airports around the world.
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Israeli company developing 'suicide' drone to take out enemy UAVs
ELTA Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, has sold 100 Drone Guard systems to foreign defense agencies. The system uses frequency blocking and electronic warfare to detect and bring down drones. A new upgrade involves a suicide drone called the Bird that identifies the flight path of enemy UAVs and flies into them. The system can independently identify a single drone or a group upon takeoff, classify them by type and predict the flight path. The system has already proven itself in securing the G20 conference in Argentina in late 2018.
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https://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/node/38731
ELTA Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, has developed the SeeFar system, which uses advanced sensors to detect obstacles and hazards on railway tracks. The system combines radar and electro-optical sensors to identify objects up to one kilometer away in all weather conditions. It can also recognize railway traffic lights and signs to alert train drivers in advance. The system aims to increase train speed while ensuring passenger safety. ELTA CEO Yoav Tourgeman stated that the system allows train companies to be proactive in protecting passengers from hazards.
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Italy may be the first user of the new ELTA`s warning & control system - MARS2 and ELI-3360.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is expanding its line of special mission aircraft based on its sensors. ELTA, the electronics subsidiary of IAI, has developed two versions of special mission aircraft based on the Gulfstream G-550: an early warning system and an electronic intelligence system. The Italian air force, along with the air forces of Israel and Singapore, already operate both versions. ELTA is now introducing a JSTARS aircraft called MARS2, which is equipped with a Multi-Mission Airborne Reconnaissance & Surveillance System. ELTA is also offering a maritime patrol system called ELI-3360. The article mentions that the Italian air force has been briefed on these new mission aircraft.
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IAI's ELTA Drone Guard Counter-Drone System Offered to Gatwick Airport for Immediate Placement - Weekly Blitz
ELTA Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, has offered its Drone Guard Counter-Drone System to Gatwick Airport Authorities to detect and intercept drones. The system has already been successfully used to foil drone incursions during the G20 summit in Argentina. Gatwick Airport experienced chaos when drones were spotted near the runway, resulting in flight cancellations and delays. ELTAs Drone Guard is the most sold anti-drone system globally and is used for military, homeland security, and civilian applications. The system includes radar, electro-optical system, jammer, and communication intelligence for precise classification and analysis. It can neutralize threats by disrupting the drones control and navigation or safely bringing it down. ELTA offered immediate assistance to Gatwick Airport to preserve the safety of travelers worldwide.
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Elta's Payload Demonstrated on S-100 UAV - iHLS
The Australian Army conducted an exercise with Schiebels CAMCOPTER S-100 Unmanned Air System (UAS) to test future capabilities and payloads. They tested Isreali ELTA Systems ELK-7065 Compact Airborne HF COMINT/DF 3D System and Overwatch Imagings TK-5 Firewatch. The S-100, a multi-payload capable VTOL, offers a proven platform for military and civilian applications. The combination of the S-100 and the ELK-7065 provides a flexible high-frequency communications intelligence capability. The TK-5 Firewatch payload bridges the gap between small drone mapping cameras and satellite mapping systems. The exercise supports the Australian Armys understanding of UAS capabilities.
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IAI Elta wins $60m Asian fighter jet radar, EW deals
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unit ELTA Systems has been awarded initial contracts worth over $60 million by an Asian customer to supply advanced multi-mode radars and an electronic warfare (EW) protection system. The products to be delivered are based on the latest technologies providing the customers air force fighter jets with high performing radar sensing and maximum protection against potential threats. The new AESA radar offers extended capabilities over legacy technologies, while the EW protection suite ensures fighter jets are safeguarded against weapon systems. IAIs ELTA was selected for its state-of-the-art technologies in AESA radars and EW systems.
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IAI Elta unit unveils enhanced drone detection system
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unit ELTA Systems has unveiled an enhanced version of its Drone Guard system, which detects, identifies, and disrupts the operation of small drones. The new modular configuration includes a Communication Intelligence (COMINT) system for more precise detection and classification. The Drone Guards 3D Radars, Electro-Optical (EO), and Jammer systems have also been upgraded. The use of small drones has increased as they pose a potential threat to sensitive facilities and individuals. ELTAs enhanced capabilities aim to counter these threats and provide maximum security for customers.
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Tech Mahindra and Israel Aerospace Industries subsidiary ELTA Systems announce partnership
Tech Mahindra has partnered with ELTA Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), to provide cyber solutions and services to government and enterprise customers in India and around the world. The partnership will offer consultation, training, and managed security services, as well as the development of new technologies to address cybersecurity challenges. Tech Mahindras Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities combined with IAIs cyber intelligence and defense products will enable the company to expand its services in areas like cyber intelligence, protection, monitoring, and integrated cyber resilience. The partnership is expected to have a positive impact on Tech Mahindras growth.
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IAI Subsidiary Elta Appoints New CEO
Yoav Turgeman has been appointed as the CEO of Elta Systems Ltd., a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries. Turgeman has extensive experience in senior management positions at IAI and in the Israeli Navy. Elta is a leading defense electronics company in Israel, specializing in radars, early warning systems, communication and intelligence technologies, electronic warfare technologies, and cybersecurity products. The company is headquartered in Ashdod and employs 3,600 people. IAI is the largest aerospace and defense company in Israel, involved in the development and manufacturing of various defense systems.
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IAI unit gets $150m contract for intelligence systems for European buyer
ELTA Systems Ltd., a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has secured a contract valued at over $150 million to modernize and upgrade a national signal intelligence and electronic warfare system for a European customer. The deal involves upgrading fixed sites and mobile systems, with ELTA supplying its advanced ELI-6063 integrated signal and electronic warfare systems. The modernized system will provide air and ground intelligence for civilian and military purposes.
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Israeli Defense Contractors Join Startup Innovation Program
Israeli defense contractors Rafael and ELTA have joined an innovation program aiming to connect established companies and national security agencies with Israeli startups developing defense technologies. The program, called HLSTech, was launched by startup network SOSA in partnership with security venture SecTech. It will offer business development opportunities and potentially initial funding to participant startups. This move strengthens the ties between Israeli defense companies and local startups, providing a solution to the financing problem faced by young startups in the defense domain.
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Czech army stalls on €175m IAI-ELTA radar deal
The Czech Ministry of Defense is concerned that the Israeli-made radar systems may not be compatible with NATO systems, casting doubt on a €175 million deal between Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. (IAI) subsidiary Elta Systems and the Czech army. The deal, which involves supplying eight radar systems, has been delayed due to the compatibility issue. The radar systems in question, ELM-2084 multi-mission radar systems, are already in use by the IDF and have been sold to other countries for a total of $2 billion. The Czech Ministry of Defense is expected to discuss the fate of the deal in the coming month.
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https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Israels-IAI-announces-innovative-aerial-defense-system-544142
Israel Aerospace Industries has introduced the ELL-8270, an innovative electronic warfare system designed to protect aircraft from surface-to-air missiles. The system utilizes a towed decoy as bait to divert incoming missiles away from the aircraft. It is a lightweight and autonomous system that requires minimal pilot control. The expense of the system is relatively low compared to other in-flight defense devices. The ELL-8270 is not meant to replace other layers of protection, but provides a final layer of defense. The article does not mention any specific customers or partners.
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Israel Aerospace Industries earned $2 billion in Iron Dome radar sales - report
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has sold 100 units of its multi-mission radar, used in the Iron Dome and Davids Sling air defense systems, to nine countries for a total of about $2 billion. The radar is capable of detecting missiles, drones, and planes. The company has sold units to countries including Israel, Canada, and India, and more units are to be purchased by the Czech Republic. The article highlights the effectiveness and international demand for Israels air defense systems.
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Israel Announces Successful Test of the Arrow 3 Missile System
The Israeli Defense Ministry, in collaboration with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, successfully test-fired the Arrow 3 missile defense system. The test, led by Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. (IAI), took place in central Israel. The Arrow 3 is designed to intercept ballistic missiles outside the earths atmosphere. This successful test follows two previously canceled tests. The Arrow 3 system is a key component of Israels multi-layered defense system, along with Davids Sling, Iron Dome, and Arrow 2. The system was delivered to the Israeli Air Force for operational use in January 2017.
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Argentina Deploys Israel Aerospace Industries' Border Control Systems
Germany and Poland have committed to supporting Ukraine’s defense capabilities by providing sustained assistance for the country’s newly acquired Leopard tanks. At the same time, the Netherlands and Denmark have also expressed their support for Ukraines defense efforts.
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IAI delivers 3D radar system to NATO customer
Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. (IAI) unit ELTA Systems Ltd. has supplied an advanced 3D air surveillance and defense radar system to a European NATO member country. The contract includes several mobile 3D air defense radars, which were integrated within the national and NATO air and missile defense system. The highly-mobile and maneuverable radar provides close-to-the-force air defense support while detecting a wide variety of airborne platforms. IAI EVP and ELTA president Nissim Hadas expressed satisfaction with the expansion of sales in Europe and the confirmation of capability and compatibility with NATO operators.
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http://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/content/iai-unveils-radar-system-very-long-ranges
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled a new dual-band radar system, Terra, developed by its subsidiary ELTA Systems Ltd. The system is designed for early-warning, detection and accurate tracking of long-range targets such as ballistic missiles and satellites. The Terra system includes the ULTRA UHF band radar and the new ELM-2090S SPECTRA S-band very-long-range search and track radar. The SPECTRA radar can also function as a standalone system and is designed to autonomously detect and simultaneously track multiple tactical ballistic missiles.
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