Economy
Rafa stock surged 6% following signing of contract to supply emergency auto-injectors to U.S. Defense Department for 82.5 million dollars
Rafa, controlled by the Pimi Fund, will supply automatic injectors for treating victims of chemical warfare agents for a period of five years. The volume of purchases could grow to 257 million dollars
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Rafa, controlled by the Pimi Fund, will supply automatic injectors for treating victims of chemical warfare agents for a period of five years. The volume of purchases could grow to 257 million dollars
