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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Yakum, Israel, Dor Alon Energy is engaged in the comprehensive development, operation, and management of gas stations and accompanying commercial centers across Israel. The company also establishes and runs convenience stores, specifically targeting kibbutzim and moshavim communities. Its core activities include marketing fuel and a diverse range of consumer products through its extensive network of gas stations and retail outlets. Moreover, Dor Alon supplies distillates and natural gas to a broad customer base, encompassing private individuals, institutional entities, and airlines. Dor Alon's operational footprint includes approximately 210 public gas stations under its "Dor Alon" brand, many of which integrate "Alonit" branded convenience stores. Separately, it operates around 70 independent convenience stores in regions like Gush Dan, kibbutzim, and moshavim, utilizing various brands such as AM:PM, Alonit in the Moshav, Alonit in the Kibbutz, and Super Alonit. The company also generates revenue by leasing commercial spaces situated adjacent to its refueling and retail complexes. Beyond its retail operations, Dor Alon directly provides institutional clients with fuels and oils, branded as ARAL and Texaco. It is a major distributor of LPG cooking gas to approximately 110,000 households under the "Lclmalh" brand, and also supplies LPG and natural gas to institutional customers. Furthermore, the company caters to the aviation industry by supplying jet fuel to both foreign and domestic airlines. Innovatively, Dor Alon offers "Speedomet," a computerized refueling system that allows customers to refuel effortlessly at its stations using a dedicated device or card.
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