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Jeen Defense wins 14.9m NIS defense AI contract

Jeen Technologies' subsidiary secures its largest Defense Ministry order, accelerating deployment of its sovereign AI platform designed to support intelligence, operations, and decision-making

Jeen Technologies has secured its largest defense contract to date, a NIS 14.9 million agreement with Israel's Defense Ministry. The contract, awarded to Jeen Defense, a subsidiary focused on defense AI, marks the third such order secured by the company in five months, with a total value of approximately NIS 23.5 million. The deal, with a potential value of up to NIS 45 million over 24 months, will enable Jeen Defense to provide software development, platform adaptations, implementation support, and ongoing maintenance for defense customers.

The subsidiary, led by Nir Mitchell, a former combat officer in the Israeli Air Force and a senior official in the Prime Minister's Office, specializes in sovereign AI systems, intelligence-driven analytics, and mission-support technologies. The company's defense division has seen rapid growth, with the latest contract reflecting increasing confidence in Jeen's AI capabilities and the platform's expanding use within the defense sector.

CEO Oded Tahori sees the recent orders as a powerful endorsement of the company's technology and its potential to shape Israel's national AI strategy, particularly for defense and intelligence applications.

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