IAI markets and continues to evolve its loitering munition families Harop and Harpy as export-oriented precision strike and SEAD/DEAD capabilities, positioning them as key offerings in its advanced UAV and missile portfolio.

IAI reported 2025 sales of about USD 7.384 billion, up from USD 6.112 billion in 2024, with net income rising 45% to about USD 712 million and operating margin improving to roughly 10% of sales.

IAI’s order backlog reached approximately USD 29 billion at the end of 2025, equivalent to around four years of operations at current sales volumes, with roughly 71% attributed to foreign customers, signaling strong export demand and long-term revenue visibility.

In Q1 2025, IAI recorded sales of USD 1.61 billion (12% year-on-year growth), net income of USD 164 million (21% growth), EBITDA of USD 240 million, and operating income of USD 165 million, marking the most profitable period in its history with a USD 26.1 billion backlog representing about 4.3 years of operation.

IAI maintains a substantial digital presence through a multilingual corporate website highlighting business groups (including Missiles & Air Defense and Military Aircraft) and key systems such as Harop and Harpy, coupled with an active LinkedIn profile used for corporate news, program milestones, and employer branding.

IAI’s LinkedIn footprint indicates ongoing recruitment in engineering, R&D, and operations roles across its divisions, reflecting continued organizational growth to support expanding order books and complex defense programs.

Consistent year-on-year growth in sales, record EBITDA, and profitability described by IAI as the most profitable period in its history underscore strong operational performance that enhances its reputation among defense customers and stakeholders.