Magam Safety introduced a lightweight self‑sealing flexible fuel tank capable of withstanding up to 12.7 mm gunfire for helicopters, aircraft, drones, armored vehicles, and main battle tanks, highlighting decades of prior field use on IDF platforms.

Magam Safety announced that it would unveil a new capability for its self‑sealing flexible fuel tank designed to prevent fuel leakage after ballistic penetration of up to 30 mm rounds, emphasizing enhanced survivability for military platforms.

Under an agreement reported in 2006, Star Night agreed to acquire 51 percent of Magam Investments and 51 percent of its subsidiary Magam Safety Ltd. for NIS 10.5 million each from the controlling shareholders, reflecting a change of control transaction.

Magam Safety presented marketing materials listing contact details for Magam‑Safety USA in Saratoga, California, indicating an expansion of its commercial footprint beyond Israel to support customers in the United States.

Magam Safety was listed as an exhibitor offering inflatable boats, life‑rafts, life jackets, and parachutes at a major international defense exhibition, signaling ongoing marketing and export‑oriented business development.

Magam Safety published a dedicated technical presentation describing its anti‑G suit for pilots, including design features such as neoprene‑proofed nylon inner bladder, multiple sizes, and compatibility with U.S. and French aircraft types, indicating a formalized product offer.