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Trades about 179% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shikun & Binui Energy Ltd specializes in the comprehensive lifecycle management of electricity generation facilities. This includes their planning, financial backing, construction, and ongoing operation. The company employs a diverse portfolio of energy sources, such as solar, hydroelectric, wind, and natural gas, for its projects both domestically in Israel and in international markets. Established in 1924, the firm's principal headquarters are located in Airport City, Israel, and it operates as a subsidiary under the Shikun & Binui Ltd group.
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