Elbit Systems Ltd. announced on November 2, 2026, that it was awarded a contract valued at approximately $170 million by the Israel Ministry of Defense to establish and operate an advanced training and simulation center for the Israel Defense Forces Artillery Corps.

Key Highlights

  • Contract value: Approximately $170 million awarded by the Israel Ministry of Defense.
  • Contract duration: The contract will be performed over a period of 15 years.
  • Purpose: The center is intended to support integration of the 'ROEM' (SIGMA) self-propelled artillery system and the 'LAHAV' (PULSE) precision rocket launcher system into the IDF Artillery Corps.
  • Scope of work: Elbit Systems will develop and deliver mission and driving simulators, training classrooms, and dedicated facilities, incorporating AI-based functionalities and automation capabilities.
  • Ongoing services: Elbit Systems will also provide training, maintenance, and support services throughout the contract period.
  • Recent financials: The company reported $2,287.1 million in revenues for the three months ended June 30, 2026, and an order backlog of $32.0 billion as of that date.

Elbit Systems to Build Long-Term Artillery Training Infrastructure for IDF

According to the filing, Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ:ESLT) (TASE: ESLT), headquartered in Haifa, Israel, disclosed the award of a contract from the Israel Ministry of Defense valued at approximately $170 million. The contract covers the establishment and operation of an advanced training and simulation center serving the IDF Artillery Corps, with performance extending over 15 years.

The company disclosed that the new center is intended to support the operational integration of two specific weapons systems: the 'ROEM' (SIGMA) self-propelled artillery system and the 'LAHAV' (PULSE) precision rocket launcher system. Under the contract, Elbit Systems will develop and deliver an advanced training infrastructure that includes mission and driving simulators, training classrooms, and dedicated facilities. The solution will incorporate simulation technologies, automation capabilities, AI-based functionalities, and innovative driver training solutions, according to the filing.

The filing states that the project is "intended to enhance the operational readiness and proficiency of IDF artillery personnel, shorten qualification and training timelines, and improve training efficiency while reducing resource consumption and wear on operational platforms." Boaz Cohen, General Manager of Elbit Systems Land and Armaments, was quoted in the announcement describing the project as demonstrating "Elbit Systems' ability to deliver integrated and networked training solutions." The announcement also noted that the company employs over 21,000 people across dozens of countries on five continents. The filing contains forward-looking statements that the company identified as subject to risks and uncertainties under applicable securities laws.

What Was Disclosed

Elbit Systems disclosed a contract award from the Israel Ministry of Defense valued at approximately $170 million, covering a 15-year engagement to establish and operate an artillery training and simulation center for the IDF Artillery Corps, including simulators, classrooms, and ongoing support services.