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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Amanet Management & Systems Ltd., operating through its subsidiaries, provides a wide array of consulting and specialized services both in Israel and globally. The company's offerings encompass extensive management support, including advisory and operational services for industrial engineering and management projects, organizational improvement initiatives, and the coordination and oversight of construction engineering ventures. They also manage special project administration and provide outsourcing for logistics and administrative systems. Furthermore, Amanet specializes in technology services, offering system design, software development, data system implementation, expert IT consultancy, and quality control with software testing. They also facilitate training for the deployment and integration of data systems within organizations. Their diverse client base spans numerous sectors, such as industrial manufacturing, defense and military, governmental bodies, public institutions, commerce, various businesses, and the construction industry. Established in 1970, Amanet is headquartered in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel.
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