INTRACOM DEFENSE receives double distinction at the "Protagonists of the Greek Economy 2026" Awards. * July 16, 2026 INTRACOM DEFENSE (IDE) was honored with two significant awards at the "Protagonists of the Greek Economy 2026" Awards' Ceremony, one of Greece's leading business awards, organized by Direction Business Network for the 11th consecutive year, on Monday, July 13th, 2026. INTRACOM DEFENSE received the "Industry Protagonist" award, recognized as the leading Greek economy's key industry in Defense Electronic Systems Sector, based on its 2024 financial performance and more specifically its revenue, profits before tax and cash reserves. In addition, the company was honored with the "Greek Business Champion" award, as both its revenue and profits before tax increased by more than 20% compared to the previous year. The awards were accepted on behalf of the company by Mr. Efstathios Karagiannis, Chief Commercial Officer of IDE, who stated: "Being recognized as the Sector Leader in Defense Electronic Systems and as a Greek Business Champion is a great honor for INTRACOM DEFENSE and reaffirms our ongoing commitment to developing and manufacturing advanced, reliable defense systems. At IDE, we continuously invest in research and development, our production capabilities and, above all, our people. By creating new, high-value jobs and advancing cutting-edge technologies, we strengthen the competitiveness of the Greek defense industry on the international stage, while generating lasting value for Greece's innovation ecosystem." "Protagonists of the Greek Economy 2026" Awards are held under the auspices of the Ministry of Development and the Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Hellenic Republic, recognizing companies that stand out for their growth, investments, extroversion and financial performance, contributing to Greece's economic growth. The awards ceremony was honored by the presence of the Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister and Government Spokesperson, Mr. Pavlos Marinakis, the Minister of Migration and Asylum, Mr. Thanos Plevris, and the Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance, Mr. Dimitris Markopoulos, and was also attended by other distinguished representatives from the government, the business community, and academia. Search.

MBDA taps Greek firm IDE to develop data link for DEFENDAIR missile. MBDA Deutschland has tapped Greek firm Intracom Defense (IDE) to develop and produce the data link solution for its DEFENDAIR counter-drone missile system. Under the signed contract, IDE will take on engineering development, prototyping, and integration support for various platforms. The company will also establish a manufacturing line for future serial production of the complete communication suite for both the missile and ground segment. Specific details about the data link, contract value, and delivery timeline were not disclosed. "This contract with MBDA Deutschland and its strategic importance marks a significant milestone for IDE and further validates our position as a trusted European partner and provider of advanced electronics and communications technologies," said Mr. Efstathios Karagiannis, IDE Chief Commercial Officer. European anti-drone interceptor. Formerly known as the Small Anti-Drone Missile (SADM), the DEFENDAIR missile was designed to intercept small- to medium-sized drone threats at ranges greater than 5 kilometers (3 miles). MBDA describes it as a cost-effective solution, featuring a "maintenance-free configuration stowed in a protective container." It is undergoing integration with Rheinmetall's Skyranger 30 short-range air-defense vehicle to complement the vehicle's 30mm cannon and extend engagement range. The German Armed Forces are expecting the solution to be delivered by 2030. DEFENDAIR also showed the anti-drone missile's capability to pair with a high-energy laser weapon during the International Aerospace Exhibition in Berlin in June.

INTRACOM DEFENSE strengthened international presence at Eurosatory 2026. INTRACOM DEFENSE (IDE), a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, reinforced its international presence and showcased its latest defense technologies during its successful participation at the prestigious international Defense and Security exhibition, Eurosatory 2026, held in Paris. Throughout the exhibition, IDE welcomed several distinguished visitors to its stand, including Ioannis-Miltiadis Nikolaidis, Ambassador of Greece to France; Ioannis Bouras, General Director of the Hellenic General Directorate for Defence Investments and Armaments (GDDIA); and Ioannis Korres, Director of the D' Branch of the Hellenic National Defence General Staff (HNDGS). The company also hosted numerous representatives from the Hellenic Armed Forces and international military delegations, highlighting the growing interest in its advanced defense solutions. A major highlight of IDE's participation was the presentation of its newly developed Hybrid Energy & Climate Control System (HECCS). The innovative system was specifically designed to support modern air-defense and missile-defense platforms by providing reliable hybrid power generation combined with efficient climate control capabilities. The unveiling further demonstrated IDE's commitment to delivering advanced energy solutions for demanding military environments and strengthened the company's already successful presence in international defense programs involving hybrid electric power technologies. In addition to energy systems, IDE emphasized its expanding role in the field of tactical communications. The company highlighted the recent selection of its WiSPRevo Communications and Information System (CIS) for integration into the Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks procured by the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence. This achievement represented another important milestone in IDE's international growth strategy and confirmed the competitiveness of its communications technologies in modern armored vehicle programs. The company also reported positive results from field trials conducted by the Finnish Ministry of Defence. These evaluations tested IDE's tactical communication systems under demanding Arctic environmental conditions and aboard high-noise military vehicles. The successful trials demonstrated the robustness, reliability, and operational effectiveness of the company's solutions in extreme conditions, further enhancing its reputation among international defense customers. IDE noted that newly signed contracts had doubled, reflecting strong international demand for its products and services. The company attributed this growth to its continued investment in innovation, high product quality, responsive customer support, and active participation in international industrial partnerships. Furthermore, IDE maintained its involvement in numerous European research and development initiatives aimed at advancing next-generation defense technologies. Headquartered in Koropi, the company employed more than 600 highly skilled scientists and engineers and remained active in areas including missile electronics, tactical IP communications, C4I systems, surveillance technologies, hybrid electric power systems, and unmanned platforms. IDE's participation at Eurosatory 2026 demonstrated the company's growing international influence, technological expertise, and commitment to supporting both allied defense forces and the wider European defense industry through innovative and operationally proven solutions.