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NewMed Energy, the energy partnership owned by the billionaire, has received exceptional trust from institutional entities in Israel and will issue a new series of long-term bonds that will support the development of the second phase of its flagship project.

A new ETF launched on NASDAQ gives investors in the US exposure to 120 leading companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, from banks to defense and technology companies, and what this means for those companies.

The valuation conducted by BDO boosted the quarterly results of the construction company Amram. The real estate company, which is traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, reported a threefold increase in profit to 165 million shekels.

Billionaire Aaron Frenkel, who is currently promoting the giant IPO of Uvision on NASDAQ, continues to accumulate power in the real estate arena. In a series of acquisitions spread over a month, he increased his stake in the holding company Alony Hetz. What attracts him to the company, and how close is he to full control?

After a massive rally and significant capital inflows, investors betting on the defense industry have suffered a painful blow. We analyze the reasons behind the rapid collapse and the potential impact of future IPOs from industry giants.

Ultra-fast fashion giant SHEIN opened its first trading day on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with a 10% drop, which later recovered to 2.5%. The company raised $1.7 billion at a valuation of $26.5 billion.

Financial failures were recently discovered in a series of new companies on the stock exchange - right under the noses of the gatekeepers. Now, the Securities Authority is launching an extensive audit focusing on the work of the board of directors and, in particular, on the way directors are classified as having "accounting and financial expertise". A market source: "When you appoint a director...

The technology company TurboGen, which developed a micro-turbine for local electricity and heat production, is becoming a dual-listed company and will also trade in the US. What is behind the move, who owns it today, and where is the gap between the story and the numbers?

G City reached 91% in the tender offer for Citycon shares. The company intends to initiate a squeeze-out of remaining shares and delist Citycon from the Helsinki Stock Exchange. Chaim Katzman announced plans to sell non-core assets and continue deleveraging.

Shein has completed its initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at a valuation of approximately $26 billion, after raising $1.7 billion. This is significantly lower than the 2022 valuation.

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.

After selling Dan's transport operations at a profit of over 1 billion shekels, the Value-LBH fund is on its way to creating further value by merging Dan's real estate operations with Donitz. Not only will the fund benefit from the deal, which will yield a 5x return on its money, but so will a series of capital owners such as Harel Wiesel, David Fattal, and Gad Proper.

Less than three months after its IPO, real estate firm Best is forced to correct its financial reports due to the unauthorized financing of the owners' private projects. Market experts anticipate an investigation by the Securities Authority, questioning the oversight provided by auditors and underwriters.

Tomer Mazon announced that it will miss the August 31 deadline for publishing its second-quarter and first-half financial reports. The delay follows an ongoing audit regarding inventory discrepancies and the sudden resignation of the incoming CFO.

At the peak of the reporting season, foreign investors poured hundreds of millions of shekels into the banking sector on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. We analyze what in the reports justified this rush and how it affects your long-term savings.

British firm Rockhopper Exploration, a partner in the Sea Lion project, is preparing for a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange listing. The company raised $200 million, with 40% of its shares already held by Israeli investors.

Ezra (Gad) Cohen, founder of Gad Dairies, discusses his business journey, the company's IPO, and future growth strategies. Despite his initial reluctance to go public, he took the step to fund a new, centralized production facility.

Regulation has made exiting a bank investment portfolio relatively simple, but transferring assets out of an investment house can cost thousands of shekels. Despite the rise in independent trading, banks still dominate the market.

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.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with gains in the two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.11% to 4,145.38 points, and the TA-125 index climbed by 0.28% to 4,042.96 points.

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."

The company backed by Jackie Ben-Zaken, Barak Abramov, and Tzahi Abu has received preliminary approval from the NASDAQ exchange for a dual listing in the US. But the road to trading is still paved with several conditions and a very close deadline. What exactly is missing, and how much of the dream is already priced into the stock currently trading in Tel Aviv?

The food sector was one of the hottest on the stock market this year with a wave of IPOs and even an industry index. However, in recent months the trend seems to have faded, sector stocks are plunging by tens of percent, and Globes has learned that the IPO planned for Kiso is being delayed again. Is the decline actually an investment opportunity?

A particularly volatile trading day closed with gains in the leading indices, as one share recorded an exceptional jump and left the rest of the market behind. Who are the day's biggest losers?

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.

In the second quarter reports of the Tidhar Group, the company recognized expenses totaling 75.2 million shekels, including grants and bonuses to employees, following the IPO it carried out earlier this year. CEO Uri Levin also addressed the stagnation in the real estate market and said: "The demand today is lower than it was in the past for a long time, longer than we were used to in the past."

The stock exchange is investigating the low participation of retail investors in the TAL closing phase. Data shows they account for only 5% of trading volume, while institutional and foreign investors dominate the segment.

On November 5, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange will hold an index update, including the implementation of a tiered weighting factor for rising stocks. Discount Brokerage estimates: Damri will drop to TA-90, Doral is on the verge of entry, and Alpha Tau, Telsys, and Tidhar are on their way to TA-125.

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 bank is renewing its market-making agreement on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for another year following an unprecedented improvement in stock liquidity and trading volume, alongside increased interest from new investors.

Asa Lavinger, CEO of Energix, reduced his holdings in two transactions carried out on the same day. The sale occurs as the stock trades near its peak, raising questions about whether this reflects a lack of confidence or legitimate profit-taking.

Fast fashion retailer Shein aims to raise up to $1.8 billion in its Hong Kong IPO. The company's valuation is set at $26–27 billion, nearly 75% lower than its 2022 peak.

Just before the dramatic IPO in Hong Kong, the online retail giant is forced to settle for an exceptionally low valuation and reports a shift to a quarterly loss of 99 million dollars.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is expected to have a challenging opening this morning. Dual-listed chip stocks will weigh on the market. Earnings season: Navitas and Fox report today, insurance companies later this week. Morning in the world: declines in Asia, stability on Wall Street. Money is moving: the ETF signaling the great rotation on Wall Street. SanDisk among them: leading Wall Street...

The battered stock of the kibbutz-owned company led the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange last week with a jump of 33.65%, after confirming initial contacts for an investment by the FIMI fund. The jump returned the company's value to about 250 million shekels - a recovery from the low recorded below 200 million, but still around an all-time low and below equity. What is behind the jump, and where can it go...

Just before it was due to publish its reports for the first half of the year, trading in Tomer Mazon shares was halted following the company's report on alleged problems in inventory management. Tomer Mazon joined the stock exchange about three months ago and is traded at a valuation of 138 million shekels.

Yesterday, the stock exchange closed with a mixed trend: the TA-35 index fell by 0.3%, while the TA-90 index advanced by 0.7%. Arbitrage gaps in dual-listed stocks are expected to weigh on the TA-35 index by about 0.41% at the opening. The dollar exchange rate stands at around 3 shekels, and oil prices are recording slight declines.

Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of gains in Asia and a tailwind from Wall Street; dual-listed stocks will have a slight impact. The US Treasury's move calmed the bond market, but UBS recommends sticking to the short end. The rift in the Fed is deep, and Bank of America estimates: 3 more interest rate hikes this year. The reporting season in Tel Aviv is shifting gears: Altschuler...

Banking and insurance led a positive turnaround in Tel Aviv after indices fell by up to 1.5%. Matrix boosted the software sector, and Aran surged following the deal with Dedi Barnea's Ondas. In the background, high oil prices and yields are weighing on the world. What to expect today?

The Nasdaq stock exchange intends to extend trading hours in the US to nearly 23 hours, five days a week. The move is designed to meet the growing global demand for US stocks.

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?

American defense tech firm Ondas continues its Israeli expansion by acquiring Aran Defense for 100 million shekels. The deal will be settled through Ondas shares.

Fisher Brothers, co-owned by American attorney Martin Edelman, a close associate of the US President, will attempt to raise $100 million in a bond issuance, despite recent failures of foreign real estate companies in Tel Aviv.

The fast-fashion giant Shein is currently preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, but it may arrive with a price tag much lower than the one attached to it at its peak. According to a report by Reuters today (Monday), the company is expected to aim for a valuation of about 25 billion dollars, with another source pointing to a range of 25–28 billion dollars — compared to a...

The trading day saw significant volatility: Next Vision and Tower led the gains with jumps of over 7%, while Electra Real Estate and Veridis suffered sharp declines.

The local reporting season is entering the final stretch, with Mizrahi Tefahot closing the bank cycle. Against a backdrop of moderate inflation, forecasts for the coming months are worrying, and all eyes are on Nvidia next week.

Mizrahi Tefahot will conclude the banking reporting season, followed by insurance companies and investment houses — the entities managing your savings and pensions. The hot stock market and interest rate cuts have boosted some stocks by tens of percent, though results across the sector remain mixed.

The second-largest bank in the system reported a quarterly profit decline, yet foreign investors rushed to buy, and the stock closed the week with a gain. We analyze what they saw that others missed and which other stocks attracted their interest.

Following a volatile trading day that ended the week with slight index declines, shares of Nice stood out with an impressive rally, while other stocks, including several tech firms, saw significant losses.

The company Next Vision announced the receipt of an order from an existing client for the supply of cameras and other products. The deal, worth approximately $5.6 million, will be fully supplied by the end of 2026.