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Trades about 8% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Beit Dagan, Israel, Baran Group Ltd delivers a broad spectrum of engineering, technological, telecommunications, and construction services across the globe. Their comprehensive capabilities extend from initial feasibility studies, detailed engineering and design, and regulatory permitting, to hands-on construction and site oversight, procurement, and thorough project management and control. The company also handles turnkey projects and facilitates project financing. Baran Group caters to a diverse array of sectors, including manufacturing, industrial processing, energy generation and distribution, oil and gas exploration, water and wastewater infrastructure, general real estate development, transportation systems, and telecommunications networks.
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