Ofer Yannay jumps after multi-million deal, Elbit in unprecedented collapse
The Stock Exchange closed today with significant fluctuations in the two flagship indices. Among the rising stocks, no dramatic gains were recorded, but in the declining sector, Israeli companies experienced severe shocks.
The Stock Exchange closed today, Tuesday, with mixed results for the main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.06% to 4,159.07 points, while the TA-125 index fell by 0.14% to 4,033.17 points.
Among the top five gainers, Ormat Techno led the way, with its stock rising by 4.63% to 34,150 agorot. In second place, Delek Group saw its stock grow by 4.24% to 8,035 agorot.
Nofar Energy stock, owned by businessman Ofer Yannay, rose by 4.17% to 18,250 agorot. In fourth place, Camtek jumped by 3.90% to 48,000 agorot. Bazan rounded out the list with a positive performance, rising by 3.79% to 202.8 agorot.
Among the five declining stocks, Nayax was the biggest loser for the second consecutive day, as its stock plummeted by 16.46% to 15,580 agorot. Torpaz stock lost 14.83% of its value, falling to 5,393 agorot.
In third place, Elbit Systems stock fell by 9.41% to 234,000 agorot. Following them, RP Optical stock plunged by 7.48% to 3,623 agorot, and QualiTau closed the list with a decline of 6.96% to 45,320 agorot.
