Financial Report

Following a 100% jump in the stock since the beginning of the year, investors developed impossible expectations for Palo Alto. The world's largest cybersecurity company published excellent financial reports.

Maya Dynamics shares plunged by 26.5% following the publication of first-half 2026 reports. The company recorded a loss of nearly 11 million shekels, driven by a sharp decline in sales and production delays.

Construction and real estate group Best reported a 182% jump in Q2 2026 net profit to 34.7 million shekels. The company's order backlog expanded to 6.2 billion shekels.

The second-quarter financial reports of the Luzon Group reveal phenomenal growth and a significant increase in net profit, driven by a strategic move within the company's energy division.

The military simulation systems company controlled by the Mizrahi family concluded the first half of the year with a sharp jump in profits and cash flow, but is currently trading at a valuation of about 2.6 billion shekels, lower than the valuation at the IPO just a few months ago.

Maytronics continues to experience a decline in sales, but excluding currency exchange rates, it seems that they have stabilized slightly. The company recorded a net loss of 8 million shekels in Q2.

Despite the turmoil experienced by Issta's stock over the last half year, the company's reports for the second quarter of 2026 show strong results alongside a new record in equity.

Israeli holding and investment company Mivtach Shamir has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, showing an increase in equity alongside significant losses in the technology and international real estate sectors.

Multi Retail, owner of ACE, Auto Depot, and Betili, concludes the first half of 2026 with a 175% jump in EBITDA. This comes shortly after the agreement was signed to sell control of the company to the Ganon Group.

The construction materials and income-producing real estate company reported a drop of over 85% in profit during the quarter, following a decrease in revenues and an increase in transportation and management expenses. Simultaneously with the publication of the reports, Ackerstein announced the departure of CEO Amit Lang, less than a year after he was appointed to the position.

Israel's largest retail chain closed the quarter with a 7.5% decrease in revenue and an erosion of profitability, but most of the gap stems from the fact that the entire impact of the Passover holiday was attributed this time to the first quarter. The board of directors announced a dividend of 180 million shekels.

In the second quarter, Shufersal shows erosion in most key parameters, with a decline in revenue and net profit, which dropped by over 30%. Sales in same-store locations fell by 8.5% for the quarter.

Nvidia's second-quarter report shows the company remains on an acceleration path. The most significant constraint on its growth is not customer demand, but supply chain limitations.

Second-quarter reports reveal an increase in net profit and revenue per square meter for Tiv Taam, while retail giants Carrefour and Rami Levy show a downward trend for the past quarter.

Amal Holdings' results since its stock market debut last November are disappointing. In the second quarter, the company faced a decline in operating and net profit, as well as eroded profitability amid rising administrative and financing expenses.

Despite the impact of the 'Lion's Roar' war at the beginning of the year, the hotel chain presents exceptionally strong financial results with revenues totaling hundreds of millions of shekels.

The nursing and care company shows stagnation in operating profit, alongside a decline in the stock since the IPO. It reports the acquisition of a company in the home care sector for 72 million shekels, expects recent acquisitions to add 190 million shekels to revenue, and aims to expand into care for the homeless and autistic: "This is a division that will bring us to large turnovers."

Ashtrom Group reported second-quarter losses driven by high financing costs. The company detailed sales figures for major projects and outlined its forecast for a residential market rebound in 2027.

Partner's revenue fell by 1.5% to 790 million shekels, but operating profit and EBITDA continued to grow. The company crossed the one million 5G subscriber mark for the first time, alongside an increase in internet and television subscribers. The company is awaiting a court ruling on its request to distribute a special dividend.

The company recorded a decrease in apartment sales in the second quarter of the year, but an increase in sales on a semi-annual basis. At Ashtrom, they admit that "there is a decrease in sales, but interest rate cuts will increase sales, including in high-demand areas." How many apartments did it manage to sell in the last 3 months?

Despite a slight decrease in revenue in the first half of the year, the company shows a dramatic improvement in profitability indicators and reports exceptionally high liquidity of tens of millions of shekels in cash.

In its first report since the IPO, Cando Drones shows a doubling of revenue and improved gross margins. While the auditor has removed the "going concern" note, the company continues to operate with a net loss and an accumulated deficit of 27.9 million shekels.

Smart Shooter summarizes an exceptionally strong first half of 2026: revenues grew by approximately 27.3% to about 16.3 million dollars, the order backlog jumped to 51.6 million dollars, and the adjusted net profit shifted from a loss to a profit of 1.5 million dollars. CEO Michal Mor: "Demand is increasing"

The core profit of Phoenix grew 10% above expectations, asset management activity jumped 36%, and the company is returning 62% of the half-year profits to shareholders. Phoenix is also increasing its share buyback program and announces that it will update its 2028 targets upwards.

Jump in net profit: Electra concludes the quarter with revenues of 4 billion shekels and a 60% jump in profit to 109 million. The growth was supported by a sharp increase in the infrastructure, real estate, and concession sectors in Israel, which offset the erosion in overseas operations. The company will distribute a dividend of 41 million shekels against the backdrop of winning mega-projects and...

The PEAX Group presented mixed financial results with record revenues of hundreds of millions of shekels, alongside a severe impact from the exchange rate that caused an estimated loss of millions of shekels in profits.

Rothstein Nadlan summarizes the second quarter of 2026: The company reports the sale of 121 apartments in the first half of the year. In the field of urban renewal, the company reports about 15,000 housing units that are in various stages of business development.

About a year ago, Moshe Nur's company promised a revolution in the textile printing market and revenues of tens of millions of dollars. However, the report for the first half of 2026 reveals that revenues are only 1% of the forecast, the coffers are nearly empty, and shareholders have been asked to provide financial backing to keep the company afloat.

The Fox Group, led by Harel Wiesel, reported record financial results for the second quarter of 2026, with revenue reaching 1.83 billion shekels and a dividend distribution of 150 million shekels announced.

While commodity prices are rising and construction companies are struggling, Shapir Engineering presents good data, including a jump in apartment sales. Revenue jumps to 1.68 billion shekels.

Alongside a revenue increase of only 0.4% to 357 million shekels, Baladi recorded a sharp improvement in profitability margins and continues to advance its new logistics center project. Furthermore, the company approved an additional dividend distribution of 20 million shekels, following two distributions of 10 million shekels each earlier this year.

Uzi Levi, Director of Securities Research at Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, provides a special analysis ahead of the chip giant's results. Will a strong report satisfy investors, what is the outlook for Blackwell, and how will it impact the market?

Diplomat, a major importer of consumer brands, has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026. Net profit fell to 23 million shekels, marking a significant decline compared to the same period last year.

Walmart stock is plummeting in pre-market trading in New York following the release of its financial reports. The company beat forecasts in both revenue and, most importantly, net profit, where the positive surprise stood at nearly 10%. However, what disappointed investors was the growth in traditional sales compared to expectations, which is sending the stock down by up to 6% in pre-market...

Efi Capital Real Estate reports its financial results for the first half of 2026. The company reports that it has sold 379 apartments since the beginning of the year and is active in various projects totaling approximately 9,475 housing units in 20 cities across the country.

Food importer Neto Melinda concluded the second quarter of 2026 with an 8.6% increase in revenue to 1.3 billion shekels, but net profit fell by 12.5% to 44.3 million shekels.

The shipping company reported $1.78 billion in revenue and a net profit of $64 million, marking a significant improvement from the $24 million recorded in the same quarter last year.

Shoval Engineering has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting the sale of 147 apartments compared to 29 in the same quarter of 2025. CEO Ishay Rot stated that housing demand has not disappeared but has been partially postponed.

The Azrieli Group concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a net rental income (NOI) of 651 million shekels, up from 648 million shekels last year. The Data Centers sector saw a decline in NOI to 103 million shekels.

In the second quarter of 2026, Israir Group recorded record revenue, but Operation "Lion's Roar", the strengthening of the shekel, and a jump in fuel prices made it a loss-making quarter. At the same time, the company received approval to sell tickets for direct flights to New York - the first entry of an Israeli competitor into one of the most profitable routes in the world.

Mor Investment House reported revenues of 610.1 million shekels, a 27% increase year-on-year. Net profit attributable to the parent company reached 88.2 million shekels, with management announcing a 40 million shekel dividend distribution.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange ended the session with gains in its two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.04% to 4,176.34 points, while the TA-125 index climbed 0.36% to 4,040.87 points.

Azorim Living, which moved from a heavy loss of millions of shekels to a net profit of tens of millions, reveals its second-quarter 2026 data and reports an occupancy rate of nearly 100% across its properties.

The FFO of the company, managed by Hay Galis, rose by 6.8% in the half-year to approximately 532 million shekels, occupancy rates in Israel are touching 100%, and the company is pushing forward a series of new "Big Fashion" complexes. What is hidden behind the numbers and why is it important for your pension?

An exceptionally strong financial report reveals how the company managed to beat preliminary forecasts, record a net profit of millions, and earn a warm recommendation from a Bank Hapoalim analyst.

The holding company's quarterly loss was primarily driven by accounting write-downs in the British Brockton Everlast and Energix, while operational results of held companies rose by 14%. The stock trades at 30 shekels against a Net Asset Value (NAV) of 42.5 shekels. Is the discount justified?

Sales in Nike's same-store locations continue to decline - in the second quarter they fell by approximately 9.5%, following a sharp decline of 17.7% in the first quarter. Retailors noted that the impact on Nike sales was partially offset through the participation of global Nike in operating expenses as well as through benefits in purchasing terms.

Retailors' reports for the second quarter of 2026 reveal a return to profitability compared to the previous quarter, but show a sharp decline in same-store sales for its leading sports brand worldwide.

Despite the impact of interest rates and a special bank tax, the bank concludes the first half of 2026 with a net profit of 218.3 million shekels and a surge in public credit.

After a heavy loss of tens of millions of shekels last year, the climate and energy giant concludes an exceptionally strong quarter with revenues of over half a billion shekels and an order backlog that continues to double itself.