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Jeen Defense wins 14.9m NIS defense AI contract

From Jerusalem Post · () English

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  • Jeen Defense, a subsidiary of Jeen Technologies, secured its largest Defense Ministry contract to date, valued at NIS 14.9 million.
  • This is the third Defense Ministry contract for the company in five months, bringing total orders under the agreement to approximately NIS 23.5 million.
  • The contract involves integrating Jeen's enterprise AI platform into operational environments within the defense establishment, with potential value up to NIS 45 million over 24 months.

Jeen Technologies' defense-focused subsidiary, Jeen Defense, has been awarded its largest contract from the Defense Ministry to date, valued at NIS 14.9 million. This significant order underscores the growing integration of the company's artificial intelligence platform within Israel's defense sector.

The current order, which is the largest we have received to date under the agreement with the Defense Ministry, represents a significant vote of confidence in Jeenโ€™s capabilities and in the value our platform creates for the customer.

โ€” Oded TahoriJeen Technologies CEO commenting on the significance of the new contract.

The latest contract marks the third Defense Ministry order secured by Jeen in just five months, bringing the total value of orders under the ongoing agreement to approximately NIS 23.5 million. The agreement between Jeen and the Defense Ministry has a potential value of up to NIS 45 million over a 24-month period. This latest award signifies the Ministry's continued adoption of Jeen's enterprise AI platform, which is being deployed across various operational environments within the defense establishment.

Jeen Defense, established earlier this year, concentrates on sovereign AI systems, intelligence-driven analytics, and mission-support technologies for military and security clients. The company's CEO, Oded Tahori, highlighted the contract as a "significant vote of confidence in Jeen's capabilities." He noted that the increasing order values and frequency reflect the progress of the joint work program and the expanding utility of the platform.

The fact that three orders have been received within five months, with increasing order values, reflects the progress of the joint work program and the expanding use of the platform.

โ€” Oded TahoriJeen Technologies CEO highlighting the growing relationship with the Defense Ministry.

Tahori previously explained that Jeen is contributing to Israel's national AI strategy by providing secure, sovereign systems capable of operating offline. This capability is crucial for defense and intelligence bodies. The company's defense division is led by Nir Mitchell, who has extensive experience in elite military units and government roles. The contract includes provisions for software development, platform adaptation, implementation support, and ongoing maintenance.

We view our defense activities as a significant growth engine for Jeen and continue to work toward expanding these activities and deepening our collaborations with strategic customers in Israel and abroad.

โ€” Oded TahoriJeen Technologies CEO discussing the company's strategic focus on defense.
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