The U.S. Department of Defense awarded a sole supplier contract worth about $10 million to MDT Armor, the American subsidiary of Shladot, for production and supply of David urban light armored combat vehicles for the Israel Defense Forces.

Greek Police adopted and have been using a David armored vehicle manufactured by Shladot along the country’s northern border, with the vehicle tailored to police requirements as a five-door SUV configuration.

Shladot introduced an armored cabs and cab protection kits offering for military and paramilitary trucks, providing crew survivability while maintaining vehicle operational capability and logistics footprint.

Shladot updated its armored vehicles product family, emphasizing the David and Tiger families based on commercial off-the-shelf platforms, with multiple armor levels and seating configurations for military and law enforcement users.

Shladot published a detailed description of the Tiger Mk II armored vehicle as a cost-effective, highly armored, light protected all-terrain vehicle for a crew of up to 12 with protection up to STANAG III.

Shladot formalized a customized vehicle armoring service providing turnkey armored solutions for customer-specific vehicles, defining armor level, load capability, and cost parameters jointly with clients.