Eltek Ltd., a global manufacturer of high-quality printed circuit boards (PCBs), announced it received follow-on purchase orders worth $6.8 million from an international customer. These orders are scheduled for delivery throughout 2027 and 2028, setting a record backlog for the company. The repeat orders highlight strong customer confidence in Eltek's ability to deliver advanced PCBs and support the company's growing presence in a high-value market segment. This positions Eltek as a leading supplier of high-end PCBs in the global market, with a focus on defense, aerospace, and medical industries.
Eltek's recent $6.8 million purchase orders provide context for market activity. For readers following the Technology sector, 120 of 150 priced US stocks rose while 28 fell. Notable movers include VNET at USD 5.58 (+2.48%), APLD at USD 25.30 (+2.43%), and SAP at USD 212.07 (+2.08%). This data is as of Oct 06, 2026 17:51 WIB.
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