
ESLT · NASDAQ-GS
Elbit Systems develops and sells defense electronics and technology, including aerospace systems, command-and-control and communications, cyber capabilities, intelligence and surveillance systems, electronic warfare, and land and naval systems. It earns revenue primarily by supplying equipment, integrated systems, upgrades, and related services through defense contracts. Its customers include military and government organizations and other defense-sector buyers. The supplied information does not break revenue down by business segment or customer type. For FY2025, Elbit reports $7.9 billion in revenue and $0.5 billion in net income, compared with $6.8 billion and $0.3 billion, respectively, in FY2024.
Elbit Systems fell 6.18%, from $750.69 to $704.27 across the supplied closes. The stock declined in each session from September 22 through September 25, slipping to $735.00, then lost a further 4.18% on September 28. No company-specific announcement or catalyst is provided to explain the sharper final-session drop. A separate report flagged an approximately $480.7 million, or 11.1%, outflow from the iShares Defense Industrials Active ETF, which lists ESLT among the securities it covers; the evidence does not establish that this flow caused the stock’s decline. No broader market or sector performance data is supplied for comparison.
Elbit Systems rose $30.68, or 3.75%, from $818.59 to $849.27 over the supplied period. The move was not linear: shares fell sharply to $769.10 on July 29 after the starting close, then recovered through July 30 and July 31 before advancing to $830.15 on August 3 and $849.27 on August 4. The supplied evidence identifies no company-specific announcement, earnings release, contract, guidance change, or analyst action dated during the week to explain the rebound. The stock therefore moved without an identifiable company catalyst in the evidence, with the recovery from the July 29 selloff providing the immediate trading pattern. No broader market driver is supplied.