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Trades about 421% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bonei Hatichon Civil Engineering & Infrastructures Ltd. operates as a property development firm within the Israeli market. Its primary activities encompass the creation, marketing, and management of various property types, including residential dwellings, commercial facilities, and high-end luxury constructions. Furthermore, the company is deeply engaged in identifying, advancing, and executing urban regeneration projects. Bonei Hatichon was established in 1985 and maintains its principal office in Holon, Israel.
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