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Lahav Secures NIS 600M Contract to Build Training Facility in Sweden

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What happened

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The Defense Ministry and IDF signed a 15-year agreement worth approximately NIS 600 million with Lahav Systems. The contract mandates the establishment of a dedicated training facility in Sweden for the Artillery Corps, supporting the Ro'em and Lahav rocket launcher systems. The agreement includes providing advanced technological training infrastructure, instruction, maintenance, and logistical support services.

From jpost.com

Why it matters

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The contract supports Lahav's international expansion, which follows a separate $235 million contract announced in October to supply PULS rocket launchers to an unnamed European country. The Ro'em self-propelled howitzer, which entered operational service in late 2025, offers significant advantages over older artillery systems.

From jpost.com

Who's involved

  • LahavRecipient of the 15-year contract to build and operate the training facility.
  • SwedenCountry where Lahav plans to establish the new production and maintenance facility.

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    FMV might see increased procurement and operational expansion via defense contracts.

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