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Trades about 66% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Oron Group Investments & Holdings Ltd, alongside its subsidiaries, operates extensively within Israel's civil engineering, infrastructure, and construction industries. Its diverse activities include building various residential properties, from individual detached homes to multi-unit condominiums. The company also undertakes a wide array of construction and paving projects, such as large-scale residential developments, bridge construction, geotechnical engineering, tunneling, the erection of prefabricated structures, and road surfacing. Beyond direct construction, Oron Group develops and manages real estate ventures. Furthermore, it is a key producer and supplier of essential building materials, including quarry aggregates for concrete and asphalt, ready-mix concrete, asphalt mixtures, cement mortar, kurkar clay, white clay, and other related products. The group also offers bulk transportation services. Established in 2003, Oron Group maintains its headquarters in Beersheba, Israel.
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