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Elbit Systems Ltd director Rina Baum filed an initial Form 3 reporting indirect ownership of 199 ordinary shares. The shares are held by her spouse, and she formally disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities for Section 16 and other purposes.
Elbit Systems Ltd., an Israel-based defense technology company, filed its annual Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2025. The report notes 46,442,352 ordinary shares outstanding and outlines extensive risk factors affecting its global operations.
Key risks include heavy reliance on government defense spending, especially from Israel and the United States, exposure to Middle East conflicts such as the “Swords of Iron” war and related regional tensions, and ongoing cyber threats to its own and suppliers’ systems. The company also highlights supply chain disruptions, labor constraints, and integration challenges from acquisitions.
Additional risks cover competition from large defense primes and agile tech startups, increased use and regulation of artificial intelligence, inflation and currency volatility, fixed‑price contract overruns, complex global tax and ESG regimes, stringent export controls, and environmental, health and safety obligations. The filing emphasizes that these factors could materially affect Elbit Systems’ business, reputation, financial condition and cash flow.
Elbit Systems Ltd. reported that it has been awarded new contracts with an aggregate value of approximately $277 million from an international customer for 30mm turrets and munitions. These contracts, to be executed over three years, expand the company’s land systems business.
The deals center on Elbit’s UT30 MK2 turret, a configurable manned and unmanned system designed to boost the firepower of armored personnel carriers while maintaining troop protection. The turret supports a 30mm main gun, a coaxial 7.62mm weapon and anti-tank guided missiles.
As broader context, Elbit Systems described itself as a global defense technology company with revenues of $1,922 million for the three months ended September 30, 2025 and an order backlog of $25.2 billion as of that date.
Elbit Systems Ltd. reported that it has been awarded several contracts from an international customer with a total value of approximately $435 million. The company will supply advanced defense systems, including land systems, and run a development program for an innovative defense solution over a six-year period.
Elbit Systems highlighted these awards as evidence of customer confidence in its fielded systems and future‑oriented capabilities. The company also noted prior revenues of $1,922 million for the three months ended September 30, 2025 and an order backlog of $25.2 billion as of that date.
Separately, Elbit Systems announced it will publish its fourth quarter and full year 2025 financial results on March 17, 2026, followed by a conference call and an investor conference in Israel, both accessible via webcast and dial‑in numbers.
Elbit Systems Ltd. reported a new $228 million follow-on contract from General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems to supply its Iron Fist Active Protection System (APS) for U.S. Army Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle upgrades. The work is planned to run over three years, adding multi‑year visibility for this product line.
Iron Fist is described as a hard‑kill APS that provides 360‑degree protection for armored platforms against threats such as anti‑tank rockets, guided missiles, unmanned aerial systems, loitering munitions and kinetic‑energy tank ammunition in open and urban environments. The company notes this is the third U.S. Army selection of Iron Fist APS and follows an initial GD‑OTS contract announced in May 2024. Elbit Systems reported revenues of $1,922 million and an order backlog of $25.2 billion for the three months ended and as of September 30, 2025.
Elbit Systems Ltd. reported that it has secured contracts totaling approximately $275 million to equip a helicopter platform in an Asia-Pacific country with an advanced airborne self‑protection electronic warfare (EW) suite and its Mini‑MUSIC™ DIRCM system. The work is scheduled to be carried out over 5 years.
The EW suite is designed to provide early warning, threat identification and automated countermeasures against missile threats, improving helicopter survivability and mission effectiveness. The Mini‑MUSIC DIRCM uses advanced laser and tracking technologies to detect and disrupt incoming missiles for small and medium rotary and fixed‑wing aircraft.
The systems will be tailored to the customer’s specific platform and add to multiple airborne self‑protection agreements Elbit has recently secured in NATO, European and other countries. Elbit Systems employs about 20,000 people and reported $1,922 million in revenue and an order backlog of $25.2 billion for the three months ended September 30, 2025.