Elbit Systems reported 2024 revenues of US$6.8 billion with mid-2025 order backlog of US$22.6 billion, approximately two-thirds from international customers outside Israel, indicating significant global market penetration and sustained demand.

Elbit subsidiary Instro Precision Limited obtained 25 UK military export licenses to Israel since 2021, producing targeting equipment and night vision goggles for UK military, demonstrating deepening Anglo-Israeli defense integration.

Elbit developed and operationalized head-mounted display helmet technology integrated into Merkava 5 (Barak) tank, first deployed during Israeli military's 2023 ground invasion of Gaza, showcasing advanced combat system integration.

Elbit Systems operates dozens of subsidiaries across Australia, Brazil, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, and US, establishing significant international operational footprint and regulatory presence.

In September 2017, Elbit Systems won tender from Israeli Population and Immigration Authority for operation and development of Rotem-Reut System for border control and checkpoint data registration across occupied territories.

Elbit developed Border Protector Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) in 2016, an autonomous Ford F-350 equipped with surveillance cameras for Israeli military border monitoring, demonstrating autonomous systems capability.

Sales to Israeli Ministry of Defense increased 50% in 2024 to USD $2 billion amid Israel's Gaza operations, indicating sustained government procurement momentum and defense budget allocation.

Elbit acquired Israeli state-owned Israeli Military Industries (now IMI Systems) in 2018, consolidating Israel's largest weapons manufacturer position and integrating advanced artillery and munitions capabilities.