Elbit Systems ( (ESLT) ) has released its Q2 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Elbit Systems presented to its investors.
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Elbit Systems Ltd., a global leader in defense technology, specializes in developing advanced solutions for security across multiple domains, leveraging Israel’s technology ecosystem.
In its second quarter of 2025, Elbit Systems reported a significant financial performance with revenues reaching $2.0 billion, marking a 21% increase from the previous year. The company also noted a robust order backlog of $23.8 billion, highlighting strong demand for its products and solutions.
Key financial metrics for the quarter included a GAAP net income of $125.7 million and a non-GAAP net income of $151.0 million. The company’s earnings per share also saw a notable rise, with GAAP EPS at $2.69 and non-GAAP EPS at $3.23. Revenue growth was driven by increased sales in various segments, including Precision Guided Munitions and Electronic Warfare systems, particularly in Israel, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Elbit Systems’ management remains optimistic about future growth, citing strong domestic and international demand for its technologies. The company’s strategic investments and partnerships, especially in Europe, are expected to continue supporting its upward trajectory.
Looking ahead, Elbit Systems is well-positioned to capitalize on its extensive order backlog and sustained demand, with a significant portion of its backlog scheduled for execution in the coming years, ensuring continued growth and stability.
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