About Us

WBI is an Israeli-owned Georgian company founded and managed by Arie Weisbort, a leading industry figure in Israel and Georgia.

In a world transitioning to automation, complex and delicate assemblies still require human on-site expertise, guidance and supervision. At the heart of our assembly process lies the invaluable dedication and expertise of our people, whose unwavering commitment ensures the that each product component is assembled and handled with expert precision and devoted care.

We provide defense organizations with a wide range of production line services, including mechanical component assembly, electro-optic component assembly, and harness & outfit production. Operating from our state-of-the-art facility in Georgia, our success stems from our experienced and proficient team, who provides clients with end-to-end services, from first bolt to quality tested products.

WBI Model

Our Values

Transparency

At WBI, what we promise is what you get. We believe in partnerships, which is why we disclose every aspect of our process.

Integrity

Our brand of professionalism puts people first. We never forget that before anything else, business is a person-to-person interaction.

Dedication

We are devoted to our craft, and our team pays great attention to every single professional detail. Our mantra is 'everything matters'.

Passion

We are passionate about our work. From assembly to customer service, everything we do is fueled by a desire to be the best and exceed expectations.

Georgia is an integral part of the WBI DNA

Georgia is a Eurasian country located at a strategic junction between East and West. It is also where we have chosen to establish our production facility. Currently, we are the only supplier in Georgia authorized to import, export and manufacture military equipment.

Georgia has chosen industrial growth as one of its national objectives. The country’s many trade agreements, together with an ideal geographical location, political stability and extensive government backing, create an alternative for industrial companies that want to reduce production costs, and penetrate new markets.