From "a country in Asia-Pacific": Elbit wins contracts worth about $200 million

Elbit Systems announced it has won contracts worth approximately $200 million from a country in the Asia-Pacific region. The contracts include the supply of observation and intelligence systems for helicopters, air training systems, and advanced head-up displays. The deals will be executed over a period of up to five years. This follows a recent agreement to sell Extra-MR rockets and PULS launchers to Azerbaijan for $235 million.

Elbit Systems announced today (Monday) that it has won contracts totaling approximately $200 million from a country in the Asia-Pacific region. The contracts include the supply of observation and intelligence systems for helicopters, air training systems, and advanced head-up displays, and will be executed over a period of up to five years. Under the contracts, Elbit will supply Spectro 12 multi-spectral intelligence, surveillance, and target acquisition payloads to be installed on helicopters. The contracts also include support and upgrade services for live training systems installed on aircraft, and advanced head-up displays (HUD). This current contract adds to an agreement from last week, in which Elbit announced the sale of Extra-MR rockets and PULS launchers to Azerbaijan for $235 million.