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Navit Zomer
Teva shares slide as 2026 forecast disappoints despite strong 2025 earnings
Israel-based pharma giant posts $17.3 billion in 2025 revenue and 19% profit growth, but stock falls on lower-than-expected 2026 outlook, even as CEO touts pipeline potential and billion-dollar quarter from flagship drugs
Navit Zomer
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01.28.26
Tel Aviv Exchange bets on food sector boom
As investor focus shifts from risky startups to reliable essentials, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange expands its retail index to include food companies, following a wave of IPOs and surging wartime demand for basic goods
Navit Zomer
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01.22.26
IAI IPO could launch this year, valued at $27B, regulator says
Government Companies Authority chief Roi Kahlon says labor and regulatory hurdles remain, but an IPO would allow IAI to compete globally, attract top talent and grant employees stock options; Rafael’s IPO is expected later, at a lower valuation
Navit Zomer
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01.20.26
The dollar is falling, but the prices of imported products still are not dropping: Here's why
The dollar exchange rate continues to fall, but beyond flights abroad, it has not yet affected prices in Israel, and we may only see discounts on imported products in summer; Exporters are being hurt by the shekel's appreciation, and manufacturers are also in trouble
Navit Zomer, Gad Lior
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01.14.26
Thanks to the Emiratis: Thirdeye jumps 17% in Tel Aviv trading
Thirdeye, which specializes in detecting unmanned aerial vehicles and drones, reported a deal to sell 30% of its shares to the UAE-based EDGE Group for $10 million; following the announcement, the stock jumped in trading
Navit Zomer
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01.12.26
Relies mostly on himself and believes less in high tech: the profile of the Israeli investor
Nearly half of Israelis now hold an investment portfolio, according to new Tel Aviv Stock Exchange data, with most managing their investments independently as mobile trading overtakes desktops and confidence in high tech stocks cools
Navit Zomer
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01.09.26
Dairy farmers block roads, spill milk and manure in protest of Smotrich's reforms
Hundreds of dairy farmers block major roads and dump milk, hay and manure to protest finance minister's reform plan, warning it will destroy local farms, hurt food security and increase dependence on imports
Navit Zomer
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01.05.26
Who soared and who sank: the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's biggest winners and losers in 2025
This past year was historic for the Israeli stock market, with indices surging and outperforming Wall Street; security firms and investment houses will remember 2025 fondly, while biomed and medical robotics companies were left behind
Navit Zomer
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12.29.25
Israeli firm Next Vision jumps 2,200% in three years as drone camera demand rises
The company, which develops cameras for unmanned aerial vehicles, debuted in 2021 at a 400 million shekel valuation and is now worth 16 billion; its shares are up 210% this year, with a Nasdaq listing the next target
Navit Zomer
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12.18.25
Israel Aerospace Industries secures second multibillion-dollar Arrow 3 sale to Germany
Berlin inks $3.1 billion follow-on deal to buy anti-ballistic missile defense system, expanding its air defenses and marking one of the largest defense export agreements in Israel’s history
Navit Zomer
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12.17.25
The kosher gummy pivot turned TopGum into a supplements powerhouse
TopGum’s founder Hai Hayoun turned a kosher-candy problem he spotted in his Ashdod minimarket into a Sderot-based gummy supplement brand now breaking into North America; a new long-term US partnership cements the company’s leap from local sweets to global health products
Navit Zomer
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11.26.25
These are the new upgrades to the IDF's Merkava tanks
AI-powered sights and advanced target acquisition systems: Elbit wins $210 million Defense Ministry tender to upgrade tank fleet after two years of intensive fighting on multiple fronts
Navit Zomer
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11.19.25
Elbit Systems signs record $2.3 billion weapons deal with undisclosed international buyer
Israeli defense giant reports historic eight-year contract as global demand surges; order backlog hits $23.8 billion despite concerns over cancellations linked to Gaza war criticism
Navit Zomer
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11.17.25
Israel’s Uzi maker unveils new 3D-printed silencers already in use by IDF special forces
Israel Weapon Industries (IWI), developer of the iconic Uzi and Negev light machine gun, revealed a new line of 3D-printed silencers designed after lessons from war to reduce muzzle flash and noise that could expose troops in combat
Navit Zomer
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11.11.25
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