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Trades about 63% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bet Shemesh Engines Holdings (1997) Ltd engages in the production of jet engine parts in Israel. The company operates in two segments, Engines and Spare Parts Manufacturing. It offers jet engine complex parts, such as compressor and turbine disks and blisks, frames, cases, air seals, spacers, turbine nozzles, and turbine blades; sheet metals, and combustion chambers; and augmentor seals, flaps, and flame holders. The company also provides torque frame, disc, gear, rotating seal, bearing housing, case, ring, rotor, flange, hub, impeller, and stub shaft produced by closed-die forgings and rolled seamless rings; and air foils and structural parts for the engines. In addition, it offers repair, overhaul and engineering services to complete engines, as well as to modules, and engine components and accessories; and field services comprising troubleshooting and HSI on-wing for aircraft and helicopters. Further, the company designs gas turbine engines, modules, and parts; and development, customization, and manufacture of a range of gas turbine engines. Bet Shemesh Engines Holdings (1997) Ltd was incorporated in 1997 and is based in Beit Shemesh, Israel.
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