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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Globally, Plasson Industries Ltd excels in the conception, production, and distribution of a broad spectrum of technical solutions. The company delivers comprehensive systems for linking polyethylene (PE) pipes, essential for municipal water utilities, gas distribution networks, industrial fluid transportation, wastewater infrastructure, communication lines, mining applications, and agricultural irrigation. Beyond this, its product line encompasses numerous bathroom and kitchen essentials, including various faucets, fixtures, different types of sinks, drainage components, hidden cisterns, and integrated monoblock units. Plasson also engineers sophisticated systems for controlled drinking water delivery, automated feeding, and environmental regulation within poultry and livestock farming, catering to animals such as broilers, turkeys, breeders, layers, and swine, complemented by other expert services. Furthermore, the company offers Quality Point Management (QPM), enabling enterprises to adopt a proactive strategy for quality oversight in infrastructure development and ongoing upkeep. Plasson Industries Ltd, established in 1963, operates from its headquarters in Menashe, Israel.
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