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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bezeq The Israel Telecommunication Corp. Ltd., established in 1980 and headquartered in Holon, Israel, is a comprehensive provider of communication services to both residential and business customers across the nation. Its operations are structured into four primary segments: fixed-line domestic communication, cellular communication, internet and international communication coupled with NEP services and ICT solutions, and multi-channel television. Within its fixed-line division, Bezeq delivers core telephony services, including voicemail, caller ID, and national numbering, alongside broadband internet infrastructure and data transmission solutions. The company also offers a robust suite of business-centric services, such as virtual servers, Bcyber security, smart business tools, private virtual PBX systems, the B144 digital advertising platform for small businesses, BCam, Wi-Fi, SMS, and remote backup. Bezeq's broader infrastructure support includes network connection, billing services, space leasing, and the operation and maintenance of radio transmitters for broadcasting. Its cellular segment provides essential mobile telephony, data browsing, messaging, push-to-talk, IoT services, international roaming, device sales, and equipment installation and upkeep. Finally, the company extends its offerings to include comprehensive infrastructure and communication technologies, data transmission, NEP and PBX systems, as well as multi-channel digital satellite television, internet-based services, and other value-added media solutions.
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