Elbit Systems wins $260M NATO contract for PULS rocket systems

Elbit Systems announced a $260 million contract to supply PULS artillery rocket systems and munitions to a European NATO member country, to be executed over five years. The buyer's identity was not disclosed.

Israeli company Elbit Systems announced a new contract worth approximately $260 million to supply advanced PULS artillery rocket systems and related munitions to a European NATO member country. The contract will be executed over the next five years, and the identity of the purchasing country has not been disclosed. The PULS system, whose full name is Precise & Universal Launching System, is capable of launching unguided rockets, precision munitions, and missiles at various ranges, and can be mounted on existing military vehicles. This deal joins a series of previous contracts, including a contract of about $235 million last month and a large contract with Greece in April this year worth approximately $750 million. Bezhalel Machlis, President and CEO of Elbit, said that the continued selection of the system reflects its operational maturity and ability to meet the demands of modern forces.