Profit

TSMC reported a record third-quarter net profit of 763.1 billion new Taiwan dollars, surging 68.7% year-on-year amid insatiable global demand for AI chips and robust operating margins.

Samsung Electronics projects Q3 operating profits to exceed 100 trillion won, driven by soaring AI chip demand and setting a historic global tech record.

Nvidia reached a record $5.8 trillion valuation on Nasdaq as shares climbed over 2%. Despite the surge, its P/E ratio sits at multi-year lows, drawing strong analyst optimism.

Micron reported a massive surge in Q4 net income to $37.7 billion and beat revenue expectations with $54.23 billion, driven by surging AI demand for memory chips.

Prashkovsky Holdings shareholders approved a three-year compensation package for executives Yossi and Sharon Prashkovsky, setting their monthly gross salary at ₪162,000 alongside performance bonuses.

Cognite reported Q2 2027 revenue of $109.2 million, up 12% year-over-year, driven by a 21% surge in software sales. Adjusted EBITDA grew 35.7% to $14.9 million.

Delek Nadlan is leasing an entire floor of 1,700 sqm to the Profit chain at the Castel complex. The lease agreement was signed for 25 years and will bring the complex's occupancy to 75% ahead of its opening in 2027.

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.

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."

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.

Partner reports an increase in financial results for the second quarter: revenues rose by 2.6% to 790 million shekels, and net profit grew by 16.7% to 84 million shekels.

Insurance giant Harel reported a 30% increase in second-quarter profit, totaling 1 billion shekels. Growth was fueled by investment gains and a 68% surge in asset management and credit operations. The company is shifting to a quarterly dividend distribution policy.

Harel Insurance ended the second quarter with a total profit of 1.02 billion shekels, a 30% increase compared to the same period last year. Following these strong results, the company announced a dividend distribution of 400 million shekels.

An agreement for the sale of land in the south, alongside an improvement in income-generating assets, boosted the company's net profit by 30% in the first half of the year, while its cash reserves swelled to hundreds of millions of shekels.

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.

The company recorded an increase of about 17% in net profit in the second quarter, alongside significant growth in EBITDA and EBITDAR excluding exchange rate effects. However, revenues in shekels decreased due to currency effects and the security situation; the company expects revenues of 7.8–8.1 billion shekels in 2026.

With a 163% jump in net profit from continuing operations and all-time record revenues, the Israeli software giant presents a phenomenal first half and distributes tens of millions of dollars to shareholders.

The infrastructure and industrial conglomerate controlled by Shlomi Fogel, Sami Katsav, and others concluded an exceptionally strong quarter - with an 84% jump in EBITDA, a 2.5 billion shekel order backlog at the shipyard, and a new silo facility that may directly affect food prices in Israel.

Menora Mivtachim concluded the second quarter with a total profit of 785 million shekels, a 10% increase compared to the same period last year. The company's return on equity rose to 24.7%.

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...

Total profit for the half-year rose 13% to 1.25 billion shekels, adjusted profit jumped 26%, and the group distributed half a billion shekels in dividends and immediately announced another half a billion. Behind the numbers lies a new growth engine - credit - and a first perfect rating. What does all this mean for your pension savings?

Thanks to automatic deposits, market rallies and strong operating leverage, the five largest investment houses recorded a 52% jump in aggregate net profit to 651 million shekels. Meitav and IBI lead thanks to independent trading activities and services for the high-tech sector, while Altshuler Shaham remains far behind.

Terminal X reported its 12th consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, with net profit surging 90% to 13.7 million shekels. Total revenue for the second quarter of 2026 reached 161 million shekels, a 20.5% increase year-over-year.

Independent brands already account for 23% of revenue and show significantly higher profitability. The company continues to expand its acquisition portfolio.

The real estate developer, which completed its IPO in Tel Aviv less than three months ago, showed an increase in the volume of apartments sold, which translated into a 4% growth in revenue, but unusual IPO expenses led to a sharp drop in profit. A decrease of almost one million shekels in the average apartment price.

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.

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.

The online arm of the Fox group, controlled by Harel Wiesel, recorded a record quarter - revenues of 161 million shekels, a 20% increase - and announced a dividend of 20 million shekels. What is the new growth engine whose profit jumped by 315% and which key index actually fell?

The credit company formerly known as Michman concludes the second quarter of 2026 with a sharp decline in profits and explains why it is willing to absorb a short-term hit for the sake of a new strategy.

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.

Bituach Yashir concluded the second quarter with a 38% increase in insurance service profits, despite a 6% decline in revenues. The improved profitability is attributed to portfolio optimization and operational efficiency.

Investment fund Generation Capital concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a pre-tax profit of 826 million shekels. Cumulative profit for the first half of the year reached 1.05 billion shekels.

The supermarket chain concludes the first half of 2026 with a 150% jump in net profit and reveals the new and surprising growth engine that includes the sale of iPhones and electrical appliances.

The market boom and growth in core activities boosted the investment house's profits by approximately 76% in the second quarter to about 65 million shekels. The group's revenues, managed by Dave Lubetzky, jumped by 37% to about 479 million shekels, led by capital and trading services activities. IBI shares have completed a jump of almost 80% over the past year to a value of about 6 billion...

The Israeli fashion company reports a strong quarter with record operating profit and revenue growth. After 2025 ended with a profit decline of over 52% and the first quarter of the year closed with a loss of 28 million shekels, Castro signals a full recovery: "We continue to work to maximize sales and profitability in all brands."

Clal concludes the first half of the year with a profit of 1.05 billion shekels, similar to last year. The volume of assets under management rose to a record of 456 billion shekels. The company will distribute a dividend of 200 million shekels.

Delek Group, controlled by Yitzhak Tshuva, concluded the second quarter with revenues of 4.4 billion shekels and a 78% jump in net profit. The board approved a dividend of 250 million shekels, and the stock's dividend yield over the past year, about 14.5%, is among the highest in the TA-35 index. What is driving the results?

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.

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.

The Paz Group finished the second quarter with a net profit of 158 million shekels, a 14% increase compared to the same period last year. The company also announced a dividend distribution of 130 million shekels.

Insurance company Migdal presented a 5% growth in core profit, but the interest rate cut eroded the total profit, which stood at approximately 575 million shekels at the end of the quarter. The long-term savings sector continued to enjoy growth.

The largest investment house in Israel concluded a record quarter with a net profit for shareholders of 142 million shekels and net inflows of more than 14 billion shekels. The stock has risen by 42.5% in the last year - but where is all this money coming from, and what does it mean for your pension savings?

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a net profit of 1.43 billion shekels, a 2% decrease compared to the same period last year. The return on equity stood at 16%.

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.

The company, which counts billionaire Aaron Frenkel among its prominent shareholders, recorded a 41% jump in quarterly profit thanks to the expansion of the Tamar reservoir. We examine why the first-half results appear lower and how much capital will be distributed to shareholders.

Tadiran concluded the second quarter with a net profit of 15 million shekels, reversing last year's loss. Revenue rose by 15.1%, driven by a 34% surge in the energy sector.

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.

The importer of Apple products in Israel concludes an exceptionally strong quarter with a jump of tens of percent in sales, millions distributed to investors, and a new computer model that became a surprising sales hit.

Reit 1, an income-producing real estate investment fund, concludes the first half of 2026 with a decrease in net profit and has downwardly revised its annual forecasts due to the impact of the military campaign.

Mor Gemel ve-Pensiya reported a total profit of 17.5 million shekels for the second quarter, a 3% decrease year-on-year. Despite this, the company has raised its profit forecast for 2026.