Malam - Team Ltd — Cyborg Score 7/10

Strong
Information Technology Services and Software

Strategic Profile

The company is an official supplier for the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) and supplies services to the Israel Police, Israeli military and the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet). Major shareholders include: Arad Investment and Industrial Development Ltd (64.30%), Shlomo Eisenberg (14.48%), The Phoenix Holdings Ltd (8.70%). The company benefits from long-term government contracts including significant defense infrastructure projects.

Cyborg Score Rationale

Malam-Team demonstrates strong fundamentals with stable government revenue streams, recent major contract wins (25-year military logistics contracts), consistent profitability, and growing employee base. However, concentration in defense sector and geopolitical exposure create moderate risk factors that prevent a higher score.

Top Insights

  • Significant government contracts: October 2022 awarded NIS 530M+ revenue deal for military camp ICT infrastructure over 25 years
  • 2020 contract with Israeli Ministry of Defense and military for IT services at regional logistics centers valued at NIS 1 billion, shared with IBM
  • As of Jan 17, 2026, the company has approximately 4.85K employees
  • Market cap is 3.08B ILS as of today

Named Competitors

  • Military Logistics IT Services — Co-contractor on Israeli military logistics centers infrastructure
  • HR and Payroll Systems — Competing on enterprise payroll and HR software solutions
  • Cloud and Infrastructure — General cloud computing and IT infrastructure services

Recent Developments

  • (January 2026) Stock trading at 14,050 ILS with market cap of 3.08B ILS
  • (January 2026) Net income of 33.17M ILS last quarter, up 99.78% from prior quarter
  • (October 2022) Awarded 25-year military camp infrastructure contract worth NIS 530M in revenues

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