Airborne systems
This segment builds avionics, mission computers, cockpit displays, head-up displays, and other equipment for aircraft and helicopters. It also supplies training and simulation systems for pilots and crews.
Customers
Military air forces, helicopter operators, aircraft makers, and defense ministries.
Revenue Model
Elbit sells equipment, software, integration work, upgrades, and support services under defense contracts.
Land systems
This segment provides weapon systems, turret solutions, soldier systems, night vision gear, and other equipment used on armored vehicles and by ground forces.
Customers
Armies, defense agencies, vehicle makers, and military procurement programs.
Revenue Model
Elbit earns money by selling hardware, adding systems to vehicles, and providing maintenance, modernization, and program support.
Command and control
This segment makes communications, command and control, cyber, and network systems that help military units share information and direct operations.
Customers
Defense forces, homeland security agencies, and government organizations that need secure communications and battlefield networking.
Revenue Model
It generates revenue from system sales, software licenses, integration projects, and long-term support contracts.
Sensors and electronic warfare
This segment develops sensors, electro-optics, radar-related systems, intelligence tools, and electronic warfare equipment that detect, track, and protect military platforms.
Customers
Air forces, navies, armies, and defense contractors that need sensing, targeting, surveillance, and protection systems.
Revenue Model
Elbit makes money from selling systems, integrating them onto platforms, and providing upgrades, repair, and technical support.