Elbit supplies Brazilian army with 99 mortar targeting systems

According the company, it is expected to sell 670 units of this product in the next 5 years

Photo from Ares website

Ares, a Brazilian subsidiary of Israeli Elbit Systems, delivered its latest batch of 99 units of the Model 2 Mortar Indirect Fire Aiming System (Spotim M2) for 81 mm mortars to the Brazilian Army, Spanish website Defensa.com reported.

According to Ares Project Manager and head of the optical line, Daenny Telles do Nascimento, there is an expectation of selling 670 units of the product in the next 5 years. “We have already delivered more than 175 units and we are currently working on a new demand of 101 units.” 

The Spotim aiming device is an optical system used in the indirect firing of light and heavy mortars and allows greater precision. The company was contracted by the Brazilian Army to develop this sighting device and the collimator for 81 mm mortars in 2011, providing the first pilot batch in 2012 and months later supplying the first batch in series. 

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