Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

The flagship indices closed with gains led by energy and technology stocks, with one company standing out in particular and leaving the rest of the market behind with an impressive jump of over 7 percent.

Stock market trading summary: sharp surges in Ayalon, WeSure Global Tech, and Mega Or shares, notable declines recorded in Electra Real Estate and Next Vision shares.

Phoenix Brokerage has upgraded its buy recommendation for Solair Renewable Energies with a target price of 163 shekels, representing a 72% upside driven by major projects in Poland and Valencia.

Lanir Group plans to raise 176 million shekels despite reporting losses and an equity deficit. Proceeds from the offering will be used, among other things, to repay loans provided by 22 private individuals.

Companies in this sector published excellent reports, yet they suffered the largest sales by foreign investors this week. Behind the move lies a warning sign coming straight from Wall Street. What do the foreigners know about these stocks, and what does it mean for your portfolio?

The airline, which is traded at a value of approximately 9 billion shekels, is joining a dedicated program of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with the goal of attracting foreign investors and increasing trading volumes, with the move set to begin this week.

The cyber giant recovered sharply from last week's sell-off, jumping over 10% and approaching a threshold that no company on the stock exchange has ever crossed. On the other side, Elbit continued its retreat, falling below 100 billion shekels and losing fourth place in the ranking. What is driving these two trends?

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's shift to a Monday-Friday trading week has yielded results faster than expected. Friday trading volumes surged by 173% compared to Sundays, with foreign investors accounting for 40.2% of the turnover.

A stormy trading day closed with sharp gains in the leading indices. While one of the largest technology companies records an unusual double-digit jump, retail giant Shufersal and airline El Al disappoint investors and plummet.

A technology company operating in the global chip market is launching a share buyback program. The board of directors determined that the move constitutes a sound business opportunity that serves the best interests of shareholders.

The banking index rose 2.45% and the defense index plummeted about 4% on the same day — two opposite stories that the broad index hides. How an index is calculated, why entering it ignites huge demand at the closing auction, and what each sectoral index tells those who want to understand the stock market.

Sani Sanilevich, a former advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is taking his family's real estate firm to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The company aims to raise 200–250 million shekels through a bond issuance.

A shareholder of Tomer Mazon has filed a 2.5 million shekel lawsuit, alleging bad faith during the merger and the concealment of inventory issues, which led to the suspension of the company's shares.

The Shai-Chai Group, a prominent participant in Israel Land Authority tenders, is planning an IPO within the next six months. Yesterday, the company won a major tender for 258 housing units in Ness Ziona.

Trading in Tel Aviv will open this morning following yesterday's gains on Wall Street. Global markets are stable ahead of US inflation data and Nvidia's report. Discount Bank: Israel's interest rate is still too high. Harel: The Fed chair's speech expected on Friday will affect the whole world and us. Hapoalim: The Israeli chip stock that plummeted is an opportunity. Globes organizes the...

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is launching an app that will display real-time securities prices and provide data on movements by investor type, including "smart money."

Trading on the local stock exchange will open against the backdrop of global pressure in the chip sector. The Ministry of Finance's move failed and US bond yields are not falling - is there a fear of a recurring crisis? The trade war between the US and Canada is deteriorating to new heights. Also: the biotech sector is accelerating following Moderna's surge. Globes organizes the order ahead of the...

Tel Aviv fell more than 1% as chip stocks plummeted ahead of tomorrow's Nvidia report, but InterCure surged 24.4% thanks to a massive compensation. What is expected today, the day before the week's biggest event?

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange research unit summarized the week, highlighting divergent index performance, significant capital raising in the debt market, and continued investor interest in mutual funds.

Following a cold reception from institutional investors, the American real estate company Eagle Properties has cancelled its 500 million shekel bond issuance. The move leaves the offering's advisors and underwriters, including former Israeli Ambassador to the US Danny Ayalon, without their projected 10 million shekel fees.

For weeks, the Israeli chip giant was at the top of foreign purchases, and this week it jumped to the sellers' side. Along with it, a hot defense stock continues to absorb heavy liquidations. What is behind the wave of liquidations, and what does it teach us about your portfolio?

The main indices closed with sharp declines, with technology and real estate stocks leading the negative trend. Who managed to surprise and rise against the market direction, and which company recorded the most painful decline?

The medical aesthetics company that joined the stock exchange in the 2021 IPO wave has, unlike most, become a profitable and growing cash generator. With a patented technology, a recurring revenue model, and global deployment, it has broken the streak of disappointments that the sector has yielded. Will it also overcome increasing competition and regulatory changes? Company analysis.

Amid financial reports and renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, foreign investors have sharply changed their preferences on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. An energy company leads the buying, while banks and the defense sector have returned to the spotlight.

While the top ten remains unchanged, the market saw sharp movements: Palo Alto and Tower shares dropped amid profit-taking and sector volatility, while Phoenix insurance stood out with gains ahead of upcoming quarterly reports.

The Oranim Group, one of Israel's oldest construction firms, is looking to raise 600 million shekels on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The funds are intended to replace 523 million shekels in bank debt.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with a clear upward trend in the two main indices. Among the rising stocks, Danya Cebus celebrates at the top with an increase of 5.77%, while Beit Shemesh stock recorded the highest decline of the day.

A volatile trading day in Tel Aviv closed with a mixed trend, as alongside impressive gains in the energy sector, one of the most well-known food companies in Israel recorded a particularly sharp decline that surprised investors.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with declines across both major indices. The TA-35 index fell by 0.2% to 4,167.91 points, while the TA-125 index dropped by 0.02% to 4,039.99 points. Shares of Damri rose by 6.65%, whereas Camtek shares plummeted by 7.27%.

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.

Pasternak Shoham is preparing for an IPO and reveals the salaries of its senior executives. Kérastase opens its first pop-up in Israel with Sydney Sweeney, and Office Depot returns to Eilat. Google, Teva, JDC, and the Clear Sky organization will distribute an innovation award to non-profits in the field of mental health.

Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of escalating security tensions in the north and south. Dual-listed stocks return with a mixed gap: Tower and Teva will provide support, Camtek and Nice will weigh down. Why are oil prices not soaring despite the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz? The AI effect: huge infrastructure spending is creating inflationary pressure in the US. And also: on...

The trading day in Tel Aviv closed in the green as the TA-35 index strengthened, but under the surface, there were particularly sharp movements with a collapse of several well-known stocks.

The Asian restaurant chain, controlled by Rotem Tahan and Noam Gabay, has published an updated prospectus ahead of its share offering in Tel Aviv. The controlling shareholders will sell shares to the public for approximately 43 million shekels.

A dramatic step by the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange to increase liquidity in corporate bonds leads to the joining of dozens of series and a prominent financial institution that will directly affect investors' pockets.

Tel Aviv fell yesterday as banks and construction weighed, despite Tower jumping 9.6%. On Wall Street, Nvidia fell on concerns over circular financing deals. Today: the bank earnings season opens and tomorrow the US CPI index. What is expected?

The former CFO of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, who brings over 20 years of experience in senior financial management, has been appointed to a key position in Israel's largest independent finance and pension group.

A mostly green week on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with two major developments: the fourth-largest bank on the exchange entered the list of the ten largest companies, replacing a chip manufacturer that reported its results. Meanwhile, the largest company on the exchange jumped nearly 9% and is approaching a market value of one trillion shekels.

The TA-35 index climbed by about 1% while the TA-90 index continues to lag behind in the shadow of weakness in real estate stocks. Tower surged by 9% and led the chip gains, and Palo Alto rose by about 3% on its first day in the local indices. Towards next week: the market is waiting for the US employment report and is preparing for a step up in the local earnings season.

The real estate firm Avisror Moshe and Sons has completed an offering at a company valuation of 2.6 billion shekels. With 525 million shekels raised from institutional investors, the company has become the 19th firm to join the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since the start of 2026.

Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of declines worldwide. Palo Alto will begin trading this morning within the leading indices, its weight is still low. Dual listing: Tower will jump at the opening, Nova will fall. The US employment report will be published in the afternoon, Bank of America: the report will indicate a stable labor market. According to JPMorgan, the market is...

The cyber giant's stock will begin trading at the end of the trading day in the flagship indices of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with a weight cap of 5%. Its entry will be gradual, and at the same time, the weight cap for Ormat was reduced from 4%.

Trading in Tel Aviv is expected to open against a backdrop of heavy pressure in the technology sector worldwide. Trading in Asia is under pressure and futures on Wall Street are mixed. Mixed results and drama in the earnings season of Israeli companies in New York. A warning light for the US economy: the labor market is cooling sharply - but wage pressures are increasing. The profit boom on Wall...

Globes presents the latest global market update. This morning, Asian markets are falling, led by South Korea. Wall Street and oil prices remain stable. Taboola and SolarEdge have lost over $1 billion in value, while JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of hidden leverage risks.

In the competition between the flagship indices of Tel Aviv, there has been a clear winner over the last decade - the TA-90. However, recently the picture has reversed as an unusual gap has opened in returns between it and the TA-35. The return gaps are also trickling down to a historic change in assets, as over 2 billion shekels have been redeemed from funds tracking the TA-90 index, and for the...

Real estate developer Avisror began trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after raising 530 million shekels at a 2 billion shekel valuation. Shares surged 14.5% at the opening on individual trades, with gains moderating to 6% later in the day.

G. Willi-Food International has announced the delisting of its shares from NASDAQ and the cessation of SEC reporting obligations. Trading will be consolidated exclusively on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens amid optimism surrounding a potential US-Iran agreement, global market gains, and falling oil prices. Investors are closely watching upcoming US employment data.

The research unit of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange summarizes July, which closed with gains led by the banking sector, while market capitalization reached a record high of over 3 trillion shekels.

A surge in the specialty ingredients sector drove a 16% revenue increase for Frudelim in Q2 2026. However, stagnation in the core juice solutions business and costs associated with becoming a public company led to a decline in net profit.