Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

El Al Israel Airlines will enter the Tel Aviv 35 Index for the first time after a stock surge driven by a security incident involving a foreign carrier. Despite soaring revenues and record profits, the airline faces regulatory pressure over high wartime ticket prices.

Harel Insurance is establishing a new securities trading operation and has applied for Tel Aviv Stock Exchange membership, challenging traditional bank dominance amid a surge in retail investing.

Israeli businessman Rami Levy's airline, Israir, has launched a winter promotional campaign with European flights starting from $99 one-way, expanding its competitive pricing model into aviation.

Defense stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, which soared during recent conflicts, have seen a significant reversal, dropping about 20% over the past three months as valuations face correction.

Bank Hapoalim released a market review highlighting tech sector resilience driven by AI investments, contrasted with rising bond yields and economic pressures in global and local markets.

Financial and insurance stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange are sliding toward correction territory amid rising bond yields, security concerns, and political uncertainty ahead of the upcoming elections.

Serial entrepreneur Iris Shoor discussed her unconventional tech career, her decision to sell her startup to LinkedIn in 2021, and her transition to children's literature at a Globes conference in Tel Aviv.

Amos Luzon is negotiating a $6.4 million acquisition of Kohan Properties from Netanel Lorenzi, who recently seized the shares following a default by Michael Kohan. The deal echoes Luzon's past takeover of Dori Construction.

Horizon Capital Markets is merging with the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange cash shell Blue Wave in a deal valuing the investment house at approximately 40 million NIS.

Israeli defense stocks, including Elbit Systems and Next Vision, experienced sharp corrections on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange despite robust financial reports. Fidelity's massive sell-off and extreme valuation multiples fueled the downturn, even as companies like Elbit expand global exhibitions.

Palo Alto Networks reached a historic 1 trillion shekel market capitalization on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after a 170% surge since February, driven by soaring global cybersecurity demand.

El Al shares surged 13% to a record 11.5 billion NIS following a security incident on a flydubai flight, boosting investor confidence amid rising demand for Israeli carrier flights.

Foresight Autonomous Holdings announced plans to delist from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with trading ending on January 1, 2027, as the firm's valuation plummeted 99% to 17 million shekels.

Israeli entrepreneur Amir Shariki's firm Aya New York is executing a full early bond redemption at 100% par value, exiting the Tel Aviv market after eight months.

Preferred shares offer a unique hybrid of equity and debt, but the postponed Nofar Energy issuance highlights structural gaps in the Israeli capital market.

Palo Alto Networks has become the first company in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange history to hit a one-trillion-shekel market cap, driven by surging global demand for AI-powered cybersecurity solutions.

Israeli defense firm Smart Shooter secured a $150 million sole-source contract from the U.S. military for its SMASH counter-drone systems, boosting its shares by 20%.

Alfred Akirov announced a NIS 788 million buyout offer to delist Alrov Real Estate from the stock exchange, offering a 21.6% premium to acquire full control.

Sela Near Real Estate has approved a 100 million shekel share buyback program following a 30% drop in stock price this year, as Chairman Shmuel Slavin expresses strong confidence in the Israeli economy.

Atreo shares surged 7% following analysis pointing to a potential merger between Yelin Lapidot and IBI Investment House, addressing recent provident fund outflows.

Nofar Energy canceled its preferred shares issuance on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after lukewarm institutional response, planning instead to explore a US offering.

Foreign residents' portfolio value on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange hit a record $154 billion at the end of June, driven by strong net purchases, rising share prices, and the shekel's strength.

A sophisticated scam campaign on Instagram and Facebook is impersonating the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Israel Electric Corporation to defraud investors through fake investment groups.

Bank Leumi extends its Tailor Made market-making program on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange by a year following strong liquidity gains and a 50% surge in daily trading volume.

Epitomee Medical shares surged 15% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, exceeding a 110% gain over three days following the appointment of new CEO Dolev Rafaeli. The company aims to revitalize its innovative weight-loss pill through direct-to-consumer digital channels.

Israeli businessman Amos Luzon invested about 440,000 NIS in open-market shares across Luzon Group, Luzon-Ronson, and Luzon Credit ahead of a shareholder vote on compensation.

Oranim al ha-Yam completed its first bond offering on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, raising 600 million NIS. The funds will refinance bank debt as its luxury assisted living project in Rishon LeZion enters the occupancy phase.

NewMed Energy completed its Series B bond offering with 2.4 billion NIS in demand, raising 1.751 billion NIS to fund Leviathan Phase B, Aphrodite, and debt repayment.

Tel Aviv trading closed lower as the TA-35 fell 0.81% to 4,276.22 points and the TA-90 dropped 1.42%. Equity turnover reached NIS 3.6 billion amid broad declines in real estate.

The Israel Securities Authority and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange have formed joint teams to evaluate after-hours trading and securities tokenization as strategic projects for 2027.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange reported a 5.5% surge in the TA-90 index following the Bank of Israel's interest rate cut to 3.25%. Real estate stocks led the gains, while Bank Hapoalim raised 1.8 billion NIS in corporate debt.

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.

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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."

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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.