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Trades about 126% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Delek Automotive Systems Ltd. functions as a primary importer and distributor of vehicles and motorcycles across Israel. Its extensive operations also encompass the management of technical training facilities, automotive service centers, spare parts distribution hubs, and vehicle supply depots. Furthermore, the company offers vehicle insurance and comprehensive automotive repair services. It connects with customers through a network of showrooms and affiliated sub-agencies, supported by roughly 60 operational service centers. Established in 1965, the firm was originally named Gal – Wisepiler and Karts Industries Ltd. before adopting its current designation, Delek Automotive Systems Ltd., in February 1994. The company's headquarters are situated in Nir Tzvi, Israel.
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