Bagira Secures €2.1 Million Training Systems Contract in Asia

Israeli defense technology company Bagira Systems has signed an agreement valued at approximately €2.1 million, or NIS 7.4 million, to supply training systems to a new client in Asia.

The agreement was signed with a state-appointed distributor serving one of the region’s leading armed forces. The identity of the country and the client was not disclosed. According to Bagira, the military is undergoing accelerated modernization and operates across a wide geographic area.

Under the agreement, Bagira will supply its Point-of-Need training systems, which bring training capabilities directly to forces wherever they are required. The contract also includes related services and a one-year warranty. Delivery is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.

The company said the agreement represents a significant step in expanding its presence in the Asian market. Bagira believes the client’s ongoing procurement and modernization programs could create opportunities to expand the relationship and further diversify its international customer base.

Sagi Mizrachi, Vice Chairman and Vice President of Business Development at Bagira. Photo: Rafi Melnik.

“This contract represents a strategic milestone that establishes Bagira’s entry into the Asian market”, said Sagi Mizrachi, Vice Chairman and Vice President of Business Development at Bagira. “The client’s selection of our training systems demonstrates the company’s ability to provide a flexible, technological and precise operational solution, particularly for large armed forces required to train personnel deployed across a wide geographic area”.

Bagira develops, manufactures and operates advanced training and simulation systems for defense forces in Israel and worldwide. The company maintains research and development, manufacturing and assembly facilities in Israel and Europe, and recently completed its initial public offering on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.