According to Intracom Defense, the value of the contract is USD 10.2 million.
“With this order, IDE extends its successful cooperation with Raytheon in the NATO co-operative ESSM program,” the company said.
Intracom Defense to supply Raytheon with electronic components for ESSM missiles
By Defence Industry Europe
Image: Intracom Defense.
On January 10, Greek defence industry company Intracom Defense (IDE) announced that it has signed a contract with Raytheon Missiles & Defense for production of electronic components for Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) Block 2.
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