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Rafael begins integrating SPICE 1000 precision weapon with F-35

15.09.26|CTech

The Israeli-made munition is being integrated with Lockheed Martin’s fighter for the first time at facilities in the US, with the project expected to be completed within months and potentially opening the weapon to F-35 operators worldwide.

Greece will get Israel’s air defense technology but not its source code

14.09.26|Allon Sinai

Israel says it will transfer know-how and work with Greek forces and companies on software and technology, while the source code for its existing systems remains outside the licensing agreement.

Rafael signs deal to turn Volkswagen plant into defense hub

07.09.26|CTech

Rafael, Lower Saxony and investment fund Aurelius signed a declaration of intent to transform Volkswagen’s Osnabrück site into a center for security and defense technologies. The first phase will focus on developing and producing air-defense components, potentially including systems linked to Rafael’s Iron Dome, with detailed negotiations and regulatory approvals still to come.

Rafael’s Iron Dome plant in Germany may take a new turn as Volkswagen considers exit

06.09.26|CTech

The carmaker could reportedly abandon its Osnabrück plant, opening a possible route for Rafael to establish production there through a new ownership structure.

Iron Dome and Iron Beam developer Rafael's IPO may be years away as IAI moves toward the market

02.09.26|Yuval Azulay, CTech

Despite repeated calls from Chairman Yuval Steinitz, Rafael has no government decision to launch an IPO and is unlikely to begin preparations before the next government is formed.

$3.5 billion Greece deal could help Israel replenish its own air defense stocks

01.09.26|Yuval Azulay

Defense officials say the increase in production needed to fulfill the agreement could expand manufacturing capacity and improve Israel’s ability to rebuild its weapons inventories.

מנהל הרכש של יוון יאניס בוראס (מימין) ומנכ"ל משרד הביטחון אמיר ברעם, במעמד החתימה בקריה

Israel and Greece sign €3 Billion air defense deal, largest in bilateral defense trade

31.08.26|Yuval Azulai

“Achilles Shield” deal, under which Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) will establish a multi-layered air defense network for Greece is the largest defense export agreement ever signed between Israel and Greece, and one of the largest arms deals in the country’s history

Iron Dome and Iron Beam maker Rafael sees 39% jump in new orders, reaching NIS 6.9 billion

31.08.26|Yuval Azulay

Yoav Turgeman sharply criticizes the Finance Ministry over delayed payments to the company, warning that Rafael is being forced to take out loans to meet its obligations to suppliers.

Greece and Israel move ahead with €3.1 billion Achilles’ Shield air defense network

28.08.26|CTech

The agreements mark the start of implementation of Greece’s multilayer system, combining Israeli missile defenses with existing Greek capabilities and AI-based command software.

Rafael and Volkswagen reopen talks on Iron Dome production in Germany

28.08.26|CTech

The plan appeared dead after opposition from Volkswagen’s Qatari shareholder, but Bloomberg reports that the parties are now considering a structure that would put Lower Saxony between Volkswagen and Rafael.

Estonia weighs David’s Sling in billion-euro missile defense decision

24.08.26|Allon Sinai

The Baltic state is comparing Israel’s system with the U.S. Patriot and European SAMP/T, while delivery times and ammunition availability complicate the choice.

Israel seeks homegrown alternative to U.S. precision munitions

21.08.26|CTech

Rafael and Elbit have reportedly been tasked with developing heavy bombs modeled on the American JDAM, with mass production targeted for mid-2027.

Iron Dome and Iron Beam developer Rafael was hit with a $422 million bill. The court rejected it

18.08.26|Dotan Levy

The Haifa District Court ruled that Kiryat Yam can collect development levies from Rafael but canceled the NIS 1.245 billion demand after finding that the municipality's calculations were flawed and produced an unreasonable result.

Missile shortages are pushing Israel toward defense privatization

03.08.26|Yuval Azulay

As wars consume interceptors faster than manufacturers can replace them, policymakers are increasingly looking to capital markets to finance production.

From air taxis to Iron Dome, Farnborough showcases aviation's new era

31.07.26|CTech, Reuters

AI, autonomous drones, electric aircraft and combat-proven missile defenses highlighted how technological innovation and rising geopolitical tensions are reshaping aerospace.

Iron Dome and Iron Beam maker Rafael takes on the drone threat with upgraded Spyder system

30.07.26|CTech

The company demonstrated new capabilities against low-signature UAVs as militaries rethink how to protect forces and critical infrastructure.

Israel's Iron Dome and Arrow makers unlikely to reach the IPO market before 2027 as Tomer joins the queue

30.07.26|Yuval Azulay, Almog Azar

The Government Companies Authority wants missile engine maker Tomer to become Israel's next listed defense company, but elections, security restrictions and regulatory hurdles are expected to delay Tomer, IAI and Rafael well into the next government.

Israel’s Iron Dome and Arrow makers head toward IPOs, but the listing battle is far from over

26.07.26|CTech

Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries are advancing toward partial privatization as officials debate whether the companies behind Iron Dome, Iron Beam and Arrow should list in Tel Aviv or on foreign exchanges.

From Iron Dome at sea to AI-powered warfare Israel exports the lessons of October 7

24.07.26|CTech

The demand for combat-proven systems is reshaping the global defense market as countries seek Israeli technologies tested against missiles, drones, and modern battlefield threats.

Greece approves $4 billion Israeli air defense deal for David’s Sling, Barak MX and drone systems

23.07.26|CTech

Athens will build the “Achilles Shield” network with Rafael and IAI technology as it accelerates a $32 billion military modernization program focused on missiles, aircraft and drones.