The company is controlled by Africa Israel Investments Ltd. (74.58%), a subsidiary of Lapidoth Capital, and includes Clal Insurance Enterprises Holdings as a significant stakeholder (11.11%). In September 2023, the company's consortium JTrain was chosen as the winning bid for the Jerusalem Light Rail Blue Line tender, jointly owned by Danya Cebus, Dan Public Transportation Company, and Spanish infrastructure company COMSA.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The company demonstrates strong operational fundamentals with dividend yield of 4.38% and market presence as one of Israel's largest construction firms. However, significant governance and reputational risks including investigations and indictments, combined with involvement in controversial projects, create material uncertainties for investors.
Top Insights
Strong dividend history with 4.38% yield in 2024, though coverage ratios show limited room for expansion
Legal challenges ongoing: CEO and company indicted for bribery (2019) and competition law violations under investigation
Significant involvement in Israeli settlement construction projects and controversial infrastructure work
Diversified operations across 2,300+ employees in Israel and international markets (US, Europe)
Named Competitors
Residential and Commercial Construction — Real estate development and residential construction
Industrial and Infrastructure — High-quality industrial construction solutions
Specialized Services — Geotechnical and underground works
Recent Developments
(September 2023) Jerusalem Light Rail Blue Line tender awarded to JTrain consortium (Danya Cebus as major partner)
(March 2026) Stock price at 17,020 ILS, up 4.33% in past 24 hours; EBITDA margin at 4.56%
(2025) High dividend payout ratio at 92.21%, though earnings coverage concerns remain
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