The company leads dozens of projects in the urban renewal field. As a major Israeli real estate developer with a diversified portfolio spanning residential, commercial, and hospitality projects, Kvutzat Acro has established significant market presence in Tel Aviv. However, recent financial performance shows mixed fundamentals with declining revenues and profitability pressures.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Kvutzat Acro's profitability score is 42/100 and solvency score is 25/100, indicating financial stress. The company is subject to an acquisition agreement by Israel Canada Ltd for ILS 3.1 billion announced February 18, 2026.
Top Insights
Israel Canada Ltd agreed to acquire Kvutzat Acro for ILS 3.1 billion in February 2026—company status now dependent on deal completion
Low solvency score of 25/100 indicates balance sheet stress and debt concerns
Urban renewal focus provides growth avenue but execution risk remains high
Concentrated geographic presence in Tel Aviv limits diversification
Named Competitors
Residential & Commercial Real Estate Development — Israeli real estate and engineering company
Urban Renewal Projects — Urban renewal and redevelopment initiatives
Construction & Development — Acquiring competitor with diversified portfolio
Recent Developments
(February 2026) Acquisition agreement with Israel Canada Ltd for ILS 3.1 billion
(2024) Dividend yield of 0.11% with payout ratio of 18.86%
(2023) Q3 revenue declined 22% year-over-year to ₪246.2m with loss per share of ₪0.03
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