Inrom earned 43 million shekels in the second quarter — an increase of 12.5%, and will distribute 21.5 million shekels as dividends

The construction products company Inrom concludes the second quarter of 2026 with an increase in revenue and profit, as all four of its operating segments recorded an increase in sales compared to the corresponding quarter. Net profit totaled 43 million shekels for the quarter, an increase of 12.5% compared to the corresponding quarter in 2025. Together with the first quarter, net profit for the first half of the year totaled 81 million shekels. Inrom's revenues in the second quarter totaled 384 million shekels, an increase of 19% compared to the corresponding quarter.

Inrom announced the distribution of an additional dividend of 21.5 million shekels from the profit. The distribution joins the dividend of 19 million shekels distributed in the first quarter, so that since the beginning of 2026, the company has distributed dividends totaling approximately 40 million shekels. Benny Baron, who holds 20.8% of Inrom's shares, will receive 8 million shekels from the dividends. In September 2024, Baron purchased approximately 21% of Inrom's shares from institutional entities for 370 million shekels. The value of the shares in his possession currently stands at approximately 500 million shekels, an increase of approximately 35% compared to the purchase price.

Altshuler Shaham sold approximately 9% of Inrom's shares as part of the transaction, and therefore did not benefit from the increase in the share value since then, against the backdrop of the Iron Swords war and the war with Iran. However, Inrom's share has fallen by approximately 25% from the peak it recorded in May. The construction solutions segment recorded sales of 130 million shekels in the quarter, an increase of 11.4% compared to the corresponding quarter. The construction finishing products segment sold 117 million shekels, an increase of 21%. The Nirlat paint factory recorded sales of 109 million shekels, an increase of 22%, and the plumbing systems segment sold 30 million shekels, an increase of 34%. Inrom's equity stands at 1.36 billion shekels, and the company is traded at a value of 3.3 billion shekels.

Benny Baron, Chairman of Inrom, said:

«The good results reflect the demand for the Inrom group's products, as reflected in the growth in revenues, and the success of management's moves to maximize the existing synergies within the group. We will work to increase our product basket and continue the efficiency measures and improvement of profitability.»

Ehud Danuch, who has served as the company's CEO since the beginning of the year, said:

«We are happy to conclude another good quarter in the company's operations. We are investing in strategic growth engines, alongside internal efficiency through the implementation of advanced analysis tools and new work methods. We are working to implement measures for efficiency and savings in the group, maximizing synergies in the subsidiaries, streamlining working capital management, and maximizing marketing opportunities. We will continue to see the fruits of these moves in the coming quarters as well.»