Press Releases
Dynamic new era with Share Capital Increase and Mr. Michalis Tsamaz as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Intracom Defense
New Board of Directors at the leading Greek high-tech defense company. Goals, investments and dynamic growth. With Mr. Michalis Tsamaz, a distinguished executive in the field of high-tech businesses, as Chairman and a 20% increase in its share capital, Intracom Defense (IDE) is advancing its transition into the new era of the defense industry. Following
Two export contracts with NAMSA and RAYTHEON – Company’s exports exceeded 65% of its 2007 turnover
INTRACOM Defense Electronics, the largest defense electronics systems manufacturer in Greece, has signed two new export contracts with RAYTHEON and NAMSA (NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency), which at their initial phase amount to $ 1.5 million. The company will build and develop the software for the control terminal of RAYTHEON’s naval close-in-support weapon system PHALANX
Development of a New Generation Ground-to-Air Missile Data Link from INTRACOM Defense Electronics
INTRACOM Defense Electronics signed a new contract with the German company Diehl BGT Defence, for the Full Scale Development Phase of a Missile Data Link, totaling 6,5 Mil Euro. The contract concerns the design of a new generation Data Link for ground to air missiles produced by Diehl BGT Defence and the delivery of a
Quality Certification to INTRACOM Defense Electronics for NATO program
The Production Readiness Review and the First Article Inspection in the context of Evolved SeaSparrow Missile (ESSM) surface-to-air missile program, which took place at INTRACOM Defense Electronics premises on October 8th and 9th by a committee of Diehl BGT Defense (DBD), RAM-System (RAMSYS) and Raytheon companies as well as NATO ESSM Program Office (NSPO), were
INTRACOM Defense Electronics Advanced Communications System deployed by the Hellenic Navy
WISPR-Net, INTRACOM Defense Electronics new advanced-technology communications system’s Final Acceptance Tests (SAT) conducted by the Hellenic Navy, were successfully concluded in operational conditions. The system deployment is in the frame of the modernisation of the four (4) Fast Attack Crafts (FAC). The Hellenic Navy has selected WISPR-Net after an international competition, in which prominent international