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Bagira M. Holdings Ltd.

Israeli public holding company whose Bagira Systems subsidiary develops and operates military training and simulation systems used by hundreds of thousands of soldiers worldwide.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Bagira M. Holdings Ltd. is an Israeli public company that, through its wholly owned subsidiary Bagira Systems Ltd., develops, manufactures, installs, operates and markets simulation and training systems for security forces. The company was founded in November 2004 under the name Armaz Holdings Ltd. and changed its name to Bagira M. Holdings Ltd. in April 2020. Its simulation environment models sea, land and air domains, allowing combined training of aircraft, missile boats, rockets and drones alongside other naval and ground systems. Bagira Systems describes itself as a leader in training and simulation systems, delivering high-end, customized, cost-effective solutions for mission readiness. Its simulators are used by hundreds of thousands of soldiers at more than 40 sites worldwide, according to the company. The training applications share a common infrastructure, the B-One simulation engine, which provides a high-fidelity synthetic environment based on real-life physics, supports large-scale scenarios with hundreds of thousands of virtual entities, and offers an open architecture for connectivity with external systems. The product portfolio includes Force-on-Force, JTAC and Joint Fires, UAV Mission Simulator, Infantry Skills Trainer, Artillery Crew Training, Digital Sandbox, Howitzer Crew Trainer and CBRN Simulation. Bagira also markets Digital Dust for Live, Virtual, Constructive training. The company emphasizes quality, holding ISO 9001:2015, ISO 90003, ISO 27001, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certifications, and maintains a technical and maintenance network with field technicians, help desk support and spare parts storage. Bagira began operations under contracts with Israel's Ministry of Defense for the operation and maintenance of simulation systems and training facilities at IDF bases. It later developed its own simulation engine, unified user interfaces, field training software and exercise control software, as well as training equipment and various weapon-simulating devices. The company expanded in Israel and abroad, selling a range of simulators to different customers. As of its prospectus, the company operates in six countries as a prime contractor for the Ministry of Defense and in about 16 countries as a subcontractor under OEM agreements. Under these agreements it operates simulators at more than 80 sites and trains more than 200,000 soldiers per year. Bagira M. Holdings has one wholly owned subsidiary, Bagira Systems Ltd., which in turn has five subsidiaries: Bagira Systems Israel Ltd. (100%), Bagira Systems UK Ltd. (100%), Bagira Systems NL (100%), Bagira Systems Deutschland GmbH (100%) and Bagira Systems CZ s.r.o. (90%), which itself has a subsidiary Bagira Team s.r.o. (54.4%). Customers include the IDF, the Finnish army, the British army and the Dutch army. In June 2026 the company's securities were listed for trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, making it a public company; it raised ILS 200 million, and its owners Arie Mizrahi and his sons Yaron and Sagi Mizrahi sold shares worth ILS 655 million. The three remained controlling shareholders with 72% of the shares. At the end of 2025 the company and its subsidiaries employed 431 people.

History

Bagira M. Holdings Ltd. was founded in November 2004 under the name Armaz Holdings Ltd. In April 2020 it changed its name to Bagira M. Holdings Ltd. The company engages in the development, manufacture, installation, operation and marketing of simulation and training systems for security forces. Its simulation environment models sea, land and air, enabling combined training of aircraft, missile boats, rockets and drones in mission training alongside other naval and ground systems. The founder and chairman, Arie Mizrahi, retired from the IDF in 1983 with the rank of Brigadier General, having last served as Chief Artillery Officer. After his military service he served as Director General of the Ministry of Construction and Housing and as Chairman of Israel Military Industries. His two sons are employed by the company: Yaron Mizrahi as President and CEO and Sagi Mizrahi as VP Marketing and Deputy Chairman. At the end of 2025 the company and its subsidiaries employed 431 people. The company began its activity under contracts with the Ministry of Defense for the operation and maintenance of simulation systems and training facilities at IDF bases. It later developed its own simulation engine, unified user interfaces, field training software and exercise control software, as well as training equipment and various weapon-simulating devices. The company expanded its activity in Israel and abroad and sold a range of simulators to various customers. As of the prospectus, the company operates in six countries as a prime contractor for the Ministry of Defense and in about 16 countries as a subcontractor under OEM agreements. As part of these agreements, the company operates simulators at more than 80 sites and trains more than 200,000 soldiers per year. Bagira M. Holdings Ltd. has one wholly owned subsidiary, Bagira Systems Ltd. This subsidiary has five subsidiaries: Bagira Systems Israel Ltd. (100%), whose CEO since August 2025 is Major General (res.) Yoel Strick; Bagira Systems UK Ltd. (100%), a subsidiary for activity in the UK; Bagira Systems NL (100%); Bagira Systems Deutschland GmbH (100%); and Bagira Systems CZ s.r.o. (90%), which has a subsidiary Bagira Team s.r.o. (54.4%). Customers include the IDF, the Finnish army, the British army and the Dutch army. In June 2026 the company's securities were listed for trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the company became public. As part of this step the company raised ILS 200 million, and its owners Arie Mizrahi and his sons Yaron and Sagi sold shares worth ILS 655 million. The three remained controlling shareholders, holding 72% of its shares.

  • Company founded as Armaz Holdings Ltd.

  • Company renamed Bagira M. Holdings Ltd.

  • Yoel Strick appointed CEO of Bagira Systems Israel Ltd.

  • Company and subsidiaries employed 431 people.

  • Securities listed on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange; company raised ILS 200 million; controlling shareholders sold ILS 655 million in shares while retaining 72%.

Products and positioning

Leader in training and simulation systems for mission readiness, providing customized, cost-effective solutions with a common B-One simulation engine.

  • B-One simulation engine

    Common infrastructure for Bagira's training applications, providing a high-fidelity synthetic environment based on real-life physics, large-scale scenarios with hundreds of thousands of virtual entities, and open architecture for connectivity.

  • Force-on-Force

    Simulation product for force-on-force training.

  • JTAC and Joint Fires

    Training system for JTAC and joint fires.

  • UAV Mission Simulator

    Simulator for UAV mission training.

  • Infantry Skills Trainer

    Training system for infantry skills.

  • Artillery Crew Training

    Training system for artillery crews.

  • Digital Sandbox

    Digital sandbox product for training.

  • Howitzer Crew Trainer

    Trainer for howitzer crews.

  • CBRN Simulation

    Simulation for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear training.

  • Digital Dust

    Live, Virtual, Constructive training solution.

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