Arotech Wins Orders Worth $17M From Military And Other Customers
Arotech Corp has received $17 million worth new orders for batteries and power systems.
Approximately $10 million of the orders was from a foreign Defense Ministry for military batteries and chargers for tactical communication systems. The remaining $7 million was for batteries and chargers for a variety of customers.
Order worth $1 million has been delivered. "This is a very large mix of orders that includes an important order to a prestigious customer," commented Arotech's President and Chief Executive Officer, Steven Esses.
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