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Trades about 84% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Imagesat International (I.S.I) Ltd, together with its subsidiaries, provides space-based intelligence, satellite imagery, and data analytics solutions for homeland defense markets and civilian markets in Israel and internationally. The company provides satellites services, including EROS NG, an intelligence collection asset; and Global Eye, a multi-sensor high revisit satellite constellation. It offers satellite infrastructure, such as RUNNER, KNIGHT, and SPRINTER space platforms; ClearSky, a multi-satellite command and control system for end-to-end operation of various earth observation satellite constellations in real time; Direct Access, a platform which enables access to the EROS NG constellation; and AI and data analytics comprising ClearSky Analytics, KingFisher, intelligence as a service, geospatial solutions, and analysts training. The company was formerly known as Imagesat Israel Ltd. and changed its name to Imagesat International (I.S.I) Ltd in September 2021. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Or Yehuda, Israel.
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