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Trades about 8% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Inrom Construction Industries Ltd, established in 2013 and based in Airport City, Israel, is a key manufacturer and supplier of diverse materials and solutions for the construction, renovation, and infrastructure sectors across Israel. The company's extensive product portfolio includes outdoor and landscape elements such as interlocking pavers, curbstones, and various cladding options. It also provides essential concrete components for underground infrastructure, including trenches and control cells. Inrom specializes in a range of building adhesives, offering cement-based tile adhesives for diverse materials like ceramics, porcelain granite, and marble, alongside dry concrete mixtures. For finishing applications, they supply gypsum, thermal, and industrial plasters, powdered renders, and putties for walls and buildings. Furthermore, the company produces specialized cement products, protective coatings, sealants, and additives for cementitious compounds. Their paint division features decorative paints, primers, sealing products, and tailored coatings for metal and wood. They are also a producer of electrostatic powder paints, suitable for aluminum profiles, ironwork, pipes, doors, and various industrial surfaces, in addition to wet paint solutions like primers, concrete floor coatings, and alkyd paints. Rounding out their offerings are plumbing systems and pipes designed for drainage solutions. Inrom serves a wide customer base, including construction contractors, building material retailers, and a variety of institutional, public, and private development projects.
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