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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1942 and headquartered in Airport City, Israel, Fox-Wizel Ltd. is an international enterprise focused on the design, marketing, and sale of a broad spectrum of apparel and fashion accessories. The company caters to men, women, children, and infants with its fashion lines, and also offers diverse products including lingerie, housewares, home textiles, atmospheric decor items, footwear, and sportswear. Its extensive brand portfolio, which encompasses FOX HOME, LALINE, AMERICAN EAGLE, AERIE, MANGO, BILLABONG, THE CHILDREN'S PLACE, SACK'S, Disney LICENSEE, FOX, yanga, Foot Locker, DREAM SPORT, free people, ROXY, Boardriders, OUIKSILVER, DREAMTIME, and TERMINAL X, is distributed globally through its own retail stores, wholesale channels, and franchise partners. The firm was formerly known as Wizel Textile Marketing Ltd. until its rebranding to Fox-Wizel Ltd. in February 2002.
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