Friday 18 April, 2025

Elbit Systems to supply PULS advanced rocket munitions to a European country

Elbit Systems Ltd has secured a contract valued at around USD 130 million from a European client for the provision of rockets intended for the Precise and Universal Launching System (PULS), with the contract set to be carried out over the next three years.

According to the agreement, Elbit Systems is set to deliver a range of sophisticated rocket systems, which encompass training rockets, the ACCULAR (with a range of up to 35 km), the EXTRA (capable of reaching up to 150 km), and the Predator Hawk (which can extend up to 300 km).

These systems aim to greatly improve the operational effectiveness of the customer’s defence forces, offering a considerable enhancement to their strategic and tactical operations.

The PULS system represents a sophisticated and adaptable artillery rocket platform that can fire various types of munitions from one location. It provides precise strike capabilities with a maximum effective range of 300 km, positioning it as a highly efficient option for modern battlefield environments.

Yehuda (Udi) Vered, General Manager of Elbit Systems Land: “We are proud to have been awarded this contract to deliver training rockets and operational precision guided rockets to an additional European customer for its PULS launchers. This achievement underscores the increased demand both in Europe and globally for the PULS system, its state-of-the-art capabilities and broad range of rocket munitions”.

He added: “As European nations continue to enhance their defense capabilities, the selection of PULS reaffirms its strategic value in modern battlefield scenarios.”

Neil Ritchie
Neil Ritchie
Neil Ritchie is the founder and editor of DefenceToday.com. Neil has a keen interest in the UK armed forces and national security issues as well as global defence procurement and cyber security matters. He also researches and writes about military history. Neil can be found on Bluesky: @neilritchie.bsky.social

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