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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Mendelson Infrastructures & Industries Ltd. is an Israeli company dedicated to the marketing and provision of a comprehensive range of products essential for fluid and gas transfer. Their extensive portfolio includes vital plumbing supplies such as domestic water systems, tanks, and sewage components, complemented by a wide variety of valves, including air release, strainers, check, pressure-reducing, and ball valves, alongside actuators. The company also furnishes numerous types of fittings, spanning steel, brass, compression, BSP threaded, saddle, high-pressure forged, electro-fusion, and butt-weld variations. Additionally, Mendelson offers complete fire suppression solutions, featuring grooved and threaded fittings, specialized fire protection valves, hydrants, accessories, water flow switches, sprinklers, pipe hangers, and monitors. Their product lines further encompass diverse piping materials such as steel, concrete, polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and copper, as well as stainless steel items, HDPEs, PVC fittings, spare parts, and cement. Other available products include flanges, sanitation equipment, and backflow preventers. The company serves a broad spectrum of clients, including industrial and infrastructure enterprises, contractors, local government entities, commercial businesses, institutions, and individual customers. Mendelson Infrastructures & Industries Ltd. was established in 1947 and operates from its headquarters in Kiryat Ata, Israel.
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