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Trades about 66% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ludan Engineering Co. Ltd functions as a global engineering enterprise, delivering a broad spectrum of services. Its core offerings include comprehensive engineering and project management, covering everything from strategic planning, procurement, and construction to full turn-key project execution. The company also specializes in environmental solutions, providing advanced technological interventions for industrial wastewater, conducting surveys and rehabilitation for soil and groundwater contamination, treating exhaust gases, and performing emission assessments. Beyond traditional engineering, Ludan is proficient in developing, manufacturing, installing, and maintaining sophisticated computerized systems such as ticketing, access control, and vehicle fleet management solutions. They also produce automated inspection systems, offer real-time command and control functionalities, and conduct feasibility studies. Furthermore, Ludan Engineering implements international management services. The company's expertise extends to furnishing and maintaining systems for structural integrity, security, and access control. Additionally, it develops and supplies critical information security solutions tailored for infrastructure organizations and industrial facilities. Established in 1977, Ludan Engineering is headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel.
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