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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1980 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, Knafaim Holdings Ltd. is a global player in the aviation industry. The company operates flights across various routes and manages travel agencies. Its comprehensive offerings extend to providing duty-free products, preparing and supplying catering for passengers, and delivering a range of security services. Knafaim also handles both routine and extensive maintenance for aircraft, and actively engages in the acquisition, leasing, and resale of commercial planes to airlines. Furthermore, it offers specialized maintenance support for Israeli Air Force pilots. At Ben Gurion International Airport, Knafaim provides full-spectrum ground handling services to both airlines and private aircraft, which includes passenger screening, baggage oversight, airport ground control, and coordination among various suppliers and authorities. Complementing these services, the company operates five passenger and VIP lounges within the same international airport.
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