Net Profit

Israel Railways concludes the second quarter of 2026 with a 9% revenue increase to 984.6 million shekels, while net profit dropped by 68% to 18.6 million shekels due to rising operational costs.

TSG presents strong financial results for the first half of 2026 with revenues of nearly 250 million shekels, despite a multi-million shekel impact from dollar exchange rate fluctuations.

The sale of Shikun & Binui Energy to the Generation fund for 4.45 billion shekels has driven a 45% jump in net profit and led to an upgrade of the company's bond rating to A+.

The defense company controlled by the FIMI fund has moved from net debt to a financial surplus of 112 million shekels and holds an order backlog of 2.4 billion shekels. But the security moderation in the region poses a question: what will happen to demand when the arena calms down?

The shipping company reported $1.78 billion in revenue and a net profit of $64 million, marking a significant improvement from the $24 million recorded in the same quarter last year.

Despite the ongoing impact of the Iron Swords war, the fuel and retail giant has delivered strong second-quarter 2026 results, advancing toward the strategic goals set by CEO Nir Stern.

The bank recorded an 8% profit growth compared to the same quarter last year. Excluding the special bank tax, net profit would have risen by 4% to 1.3 billion shekels. The board of directors approved a dividend distribution of 40% of second-quarter profits.

Bank Beinleumi finished the quarter with a net profit of 583 million shekels and a return on equity of 16%, against the backdrop of the special tax impact. At the same time, credit to the public jumped by 20% to 164 billion shekels, while credit portfolio quality indicators continued to improve and the ratio of problematic debts fell to 0.40%.

Rustic Bakery has released its first financial reports since its IPO. The company reported a 31.6% increase in net profit to 23.5 million shekels, with total sales rising 3% to 194.5 million shekels.

Despite losses from Operation "Lion's Roar," El Al doubled its net profit to 125.9 million dollars, driven by strong demand and higher pricing. The airline expects this momentum to continue into the third quarter.

The exchange’s revenues rose 36% in the second quarter, with net profit jumping 81%. Increased capital market activity and higher clearing fees fueled the expansion, while the stock’s valuation has returned to a more moderate multiple.