2026 partial privatization and IPO on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange announced in January 2026, with government retaining controlling interest through staggered share releases through 2027. Company valuation estimated at $10 billion.

Record-high order backlog of $18 billion as of 2026 announcement, driven by increased international demand from NATO partners including Germany and Finland for air defense portfolio.

Recruited approximately 1,300 new employees in 2022, reaching ~8,000 total employees. Largest employer in northern Israel with significant workforce expansion trajectory.

Secured 58th Israel Security Award in 2022 for a unique project, demonstrating sustained recognition for technological excellence and innovation.

Operates 30 subsidiaries and numerous joint ventures globally, with customers including 20 NATO countries. Strategic focus on industrial cooperation programs, technology transfer, and manufacturing localization.

Pioneered digital transformation in defense sector over past two decades with technology breakthroughs in cyber, intelligence, computer vision, and AI capabilities.

Order backlog increased 12% year-over-year from 2015 to 2016 ($21.72B vs $19.4B), with 2022 backlog of $10.2B representing 10% increase from prior year, indicating sustained demand growth.

Transitioned from operating at $120M loss (1995) to consistent profitability, with $150M net profit in 2022 and cumulative state dividends exceeding $2.5B since 2002 incorporation, demonstrating operational maturation.