Bagira Systems

Military Simulation and Training Developer

Aerospace, Defense & HLS
Public on TASE on Jun 2026
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Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 1995 by Yaron Mizrahi, Bagira Systems is a public company with 201–500 employees. The company has raised $300M across one funding round and went public on TASE in June 2026.

Business overview

Bagira Systems specializes in program management and systems engineering, focusing on the development and support of military projects, particularly in training and simulation. Its core products include MAGNET, an infantry microtactical training system, Taris Lab, a simulation laboratory for commanders and large-scale training, and BreakPoint, a virtual platform for multiple-force training. The company serves military and defense sectors globally, operating within the Aerospace, Defense & HLS industry.

Strategic signal

Bagira Systems went public on the TASE in June 2026, with its IPO delivering a significant payday to the founding family. This move signals strong market confidence in the defense and simulation sector, driven by surging military demand, and positions Bagira Systems for further growth and expansion in its specialized field.

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Company Intelligence Q&A

When did Bagira Systems go public?
Bagira Systems went public on the TASE in June 2026.
What was a significant financial outcome of the IPO?
The IPO of Bagira Systems in June 2026 delivered a $230 million payday to the founding family, as reported by Calcalistech.
What is Bagira Systems' MAGNET-Lite product used for?
In July 2020, Bagira Systems' MAGNET-Lite product was supplied to the Finnish Army, indicating its use in military training and simulation for international defense forces.
What was a recent contract win for Bagira Systems?
In July 2026, Bagira Systems secured a 9 million Euro contract to supply training systems to a NATO country.
What is Bagira Systems' role in the Netherlands' CBRN training?
In January 2020, Bagira Systems partnered with Van Halteren Defence to supply a simulator for the Netherlands' National CBRN Training Center.
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