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Micronet announces $1.4M Israeli defense order

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Emerson-based mobile aerospace computing company Micronet Enertec announced today it has been awarded a $1.4 million contract by an Israeli defense contractor. The order calls for primary components for integration into an advanced defense airborne system.

According to the announcement, the customer is a multi-billion dollar Israeli defense corporation that provides innovative solutions for naval, land, air and space systems. This customer has indicated that MICT may expect follow-on orders over the duration of the program.

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