The bank trades at a P/E ratio of 8.9x, below the Israeli market average of 16.7x, suggesting relative undervaluation. The bank offers a dividend yield of 4.08%, positioning it as an income-generating regional bank with a retail and mortgage lending focus in the Israeli market.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The bank underperformed both the Israeli banking industry (up 50.1%) and the overall Israeli market (up 47.8%) over the past year. While the valuation is attractive, analyst coverage is minimal and the stock has shown relative weakness compared to peers, offsetting the positive dividend yield.
Top Insights
Market capitalization of approximately ₪1.59 billion
P/E ratio of 8.9x below market average, suggesting potential value opportunity
Limited analyst coverage with zero analysts covering the stock
Company employs 650 people
Named Competitors
Bank Leumi — Israel's largest bank by assets
Bank Hapoalim — Israel's second-largest bank
Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank — Major regional bank in Israel
Recent Developments
(Jan 2026) Stock price at ₪2,350 with dividend yield of 3.88%
(Nov 2025) Market cap at ₪1.59 billion with stable weekly volatility of 3%
(Past 12 months) 52-week range of ₪1,658-₪2,646 tracking Israeli banking sector recovery
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