Revenue of 383 million shekels: Financial success for Inrom Group

Inrom Group concluded the second quarter of 2026 with significant growth in business activity, as revenues, gross profit, and net profit all recorded increases compared to the same period last year. The company reported sales growth across all operating segments alongside continued efficiency measures.

The group's revenues for the second quarter totaled approximately 383.8 million shekels, a 19% increase compared to 322.4 million shekels in the second quarter of 2025. The company attributes this growth to double-digit sales increases in each of its operating segments.

Gross profit jumped by 33.5% to approximately 140.6 million shekels. The gross profit margin rose from 32.6% to 36.6% in the current quarter. According to the company, this improvement was primarily driven by increased sales volume and ongoing efficiency processes in production systems.

Operating profit totaled 64.2 million shekels, representing 16.7% of sales, an increase of 12.1% compared to the same quarter last year. Inrom emphasizes that operating profit grew even when excluding the impact of one-time property tax compensations received in the previous year.

During the current quarter, the company recorded 8 million shekels in revenue from property tax following indirect damages caused to its subsidiary, Nirlat, as a result of the war. For comparison, 30 million shekels were received in the same quarter last year for direct and indirect damages.

EBITDA totaled 92.2 million shekels, a 9.9% increase compared to the same quarter. Net profit attributable to shareholders rose by 12.5% to reach 43 million shekels, compared to 38.2 million shekels in the second quarter of 2025.

Alongside these financial results, the Inrom board of directors decided to distribute a dividend of 21.5 million shekels, amounting to 0.144 shekels per share. The dividend is expected to be paid in September 2026.

«The results reflect the demand for the group's products and the success of management's moves to maximize synergy between the subsidiaries. We will continue to work on expanding the product portfolio, increasing efficiency, and improving profitability,» said Inrom Chairman Beni Baron.

Inrom CEO Ehud Danuch emphasized the company's continued investment in strategic growth engines and internal efficiency processes, noting the implementation of new analysis tools and measures to improve working capital management.