Elbit Systems was awarded an approximately $1.4 billion contract by a European customer for extensive military modernization programs, performed over five years.

Elbit Systems announced a new unmanned aerial systems facility in Chitila, Romania.

Elbit Systems was awarded an approximately $750 million contract to supply PULS rocket artillery systems to the Hellenic Armed Forces, with follow-on support.

Available sources identify Elbit Systems as an independent publicly traded defense company; no dated acquisition, merger, or controlling-stake sale of Elbit Systems was identified.

Elbit Systems announced several contracts totaling approximately $435 million from an international customer for advanced land systems and development of a new defense solution.

Elbit Systems was awarded a $228 million follow-on contract to supply Iron Fist active protection systems for U.S. Army Bradley infantry fighting vehicle upgrades.

Elbit Systems announced the full acquisition of UTACS, expanding its European unmanned systems presence.

Elbit Systems secured approximately $275 million in contracts to provide advanced electronic-warfare and DIRCM self-protection systems for an Asia-Pacific helicopter platform.

Elbit Systems was awarded approximately $210 million in contracts from Israel’s Ministry of Defense for Merkava main battle tank upgrades, performed over six years.