Bagira Secures €9 Million Long-Term Contract with NATO Member Country
The agreement expands the Israeli company’s recurring revenue base and covers lifecycle support for advanced training and simulation systems
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Bagira, an Israeli company which develops, manufactures, deploys, operates, and manages advanced training and simulation systems for security forces in Israel and worldwide, has signed a 15-year agreement worth approximately €9 million with a NATO member country to provide maintenance and operational support for its training systems and Gorilla consoles.
The agreement follows additional purchases of the company's products and related maintenance services by the same customer in June 2026, totaling €1.3 million.
According to the company, the new contract further strengthens its long-term relationship with the customer and reflects continued confidence in Bagira's technological expertise and operational capabilities. The agreement covers mobile training systems that enable training exercises to be conducted efficiently in a wide range of operational environments.
Yaron Mizrahi, CEO of Bagira, described the agreement as a significant vote of confidence from a major NATO customer.
"The agreement expands and strengthens the company's relationship with this customer, as well as with NATO countries more broadly. It supports the continued generation of recurring revenue over the coming years and reinforces Bagira's position as a provider of comprehensive training and simulation solutions for security organizations worldwide."