Elbit secures $235 million contract with European country for PULS launcher and EXTRA-MR rockets

Elbit Systems has secured a $235 million government-to-government contract to supply EXTRA-MR rockets and PULS launchers to an undisclosed European country. The three-year deal covers the medium-range variant of the EXTRA supersonic rocket, launchers, platforms, and logistics support. The PULS system is adaptable to existing platforms and can launch unguided rockets, precision munitions, and missiles. The EXTRA-MR has an 80 km range for mid-range strikes. European NATO members including the Netherlands, Denmark, Greece, and Germany have adopted PULS.

Elbit Systems has secured a $235 million government-to-government contract to supply EXTRA-MR rockets and PULS launchers to an undisclosed European country, the company announced Monday. The three-year deal, signed between Israel's Defense Ministry and the unnamed country, covers the medium-range variant of Elbit's EXTRA supersonic rocket, PULS launchers, related platforms, and integrated logistics support. The PULS system is described as a cost-effective solution capable of launching unguided rockets, precision-guided munitions, and missiles, and is adaptable to existing wheeled and tracked platforms. The EXTRA-MR is a precision-guided rocket with an 80 km range for mid-range strike missions. The deal adds to a growing list of European militaries adopting PULS, including NATO members such as the Netherlands, Denmark, Greece, and Germany, amid rising demand for long-range precision fires following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The article frames the contract as a sign of Israel's accelerating defense exports into Europe.