Tel Aviv: Israeli defence company Bagira has signed a long-term agreement with a material client – a NATO member state – valued at approximately €9 million. Under the 15-year agreement, Bagira will provide maintenance and operational services for its proprietary training systems and Gorilla consoles.
This agreement reinforces the long-standing relationship between the parties and demonstrates the client’s sustained confidence in Bagira’s professional and technological capabilities. This applies to both the deployment of advanced training and simulation systems and the provision of lifecycle maintenance and support.
The Gorilla consoles are mobile training systems designed to allow operation of Bagira’s training applications anytime and anywhere.
This €9 million contract is in addition to recent purchases of Bagira products and related maintenance services made by the same client in June 2026, which totalled €1.3 million.
Yaron Mizrachi, President & CEO of Bagira, stated, “Signing a long-term contract for maintenance and operational services with a material NATO client is a significant vote of confidence in Bagira’s capabilities and the substantial added value we provide to our clients. This agreement expands and solidifies our activities with this client and within NATO countries, supports the continued generation of recurring revenues over many years, and strengthens our position as a provider of comprehensive training and simulation solutions for defence organisations worldwide.”
-The writer is an Israel-based freelance journalist. The views expressed are of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of Raksha Anirveda
