Shladot
Light armored vehicles and mobilized homeland security solutions
Latest event found: 10 Aug 2026 · 2 months ago
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
Shladot is pursuing export-led growth in light armored vehicles while sustaining its core Israeli defense role, with recent traction in Greece and continued U.S.-linked production supporting IDF deliveries. Its strategy centers on adapting commercial vehicle platforms into configurable armored systems rather than pursuing highly novel standalone platforms.
Efficiency Ratio
The company appears resource-efficient, leveraging commercial chassis, established subsidiaries, and modular armor systems to serve government and military customers with a relatively lean workforce.
Evidence Signals
Shladot won a tender from Greece’s Ministry of Civil Defense to supply armored vehicles worth more than €1.5 million, with delivery expected within 18 months.
Shladot introduced the Super Tiger, a 12-metric-ton armored vehicle derived from the Tiger family and designed for greater passenger and payload requirements.
Background · older than 12 months
MDT Armor, Shladot’s U.S. subsidiary, received a $15.4 million U.S. Army contract to continue supplying armored vehicles and related parts to the Israel Defense Forces.
- About
- Shladot designs and manufactures light, battle-proven armored transport vehicles and mobilized ground systems. Its flagship platform, the David Light Armored Vehicle, provides blast and ballistic protection for military, special forces, and law enforcement personnel during combat and counterinsurgency operations.
- Relevancy
- Designs and manufactures the David Light Armored Vehicle and mobilized ground systems delivering blast and ballistic protection for military, special forces, and law enforcement personnel during combat, counterinsurgency, and high-threat transport operations. Battle-proven Israeli light-armor platform with international export.
- Tags
- #lightarmor #armoredvehicles #ballisticprotection #blastprotection #counterinsurgency #davidlav