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Israeli defense firm Bagira lands €9 Million NATO support deal

The 15-year agreement with an unnamed NATO member will cover maintenance and operation of Bagira’s military training systems and mobile Gorilla consoles, extending a relationship that included €1.3 million in June purchases

ynet Global | 07.16.26

This Israeli gaming stock just soared 40% — here’s why

Buff Technologies says a top-five global AI company will pay for gamer behavior data, opening a potential new revenue stream beyond advertising

Navit Zomer | 07.14.26

NIS 85,000 a month: which government company pays the highest salaries?

The Government Companies Authority’s 2025 report reveals where IAI and Rafael’s much-anticipated IPOs stand, how defense industry successes drove record revenues and which state-owned company pays the most

Navit Zomer | 06.30.26

Israeli health-tech firm PulseNmore soars over 200% in trading surge

Shares rallied after strong investor response to growing adoption of PulseNmore’s FDA-cleared home ultrasound system in the US market

Navit Zomer | 06.25.26

‘The market woke up from the dream’: What’s rattling the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange?

While Wall Street and Europe rally on US-Iran agreement, Israeli investors see strategic setback, sending Tel Aviv shares sharply lower as banks, energy, insurance and real estate stocks lead decline

Navit Zomer | 06.18.26

Tel Aviv stocks slide for third straight day as Iran deal jitters rattle investors

TA-35, TA-125 and TA-90 extend losses, with energy and tech shares hit hard as markets weigh US-Iran agreement and uncertainty on Lebanon border

ynet | 06.17.26

Tel Aviv stocks slide as Iran fighting resumes

TA-35 and TA-125 fall after missile fire and Wall Street tech losses, though early drops ease as analysts urge perspective after US rally

Gad Lior | 06.08.26

Dollar rebounds as shekel rally loses steam

US currency climbs to about 2.89 shekels after the Bank of Israel governor signaled a possible rate cut, with Hezbollah fighting and Tel Aviv stock losses adding pressure

Sharon Kidon | 06.04.26

Tel Aviv stocks lose steam as investors question rally behind TA-125 gains

Analysts point to stretched valuations, security concerns and a wave of share offerings, while the TA-125 remains up 16.4% this year despite losing 3.7% in early June

Almog Azar, Calcalist | 06.04.26

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange profit soars 116% after shift to Monday-Friday trading week

Revenue rose 40% about $63.2 million, in the first quarter while average daily stock trading volume jumped 92%, with Friday turnover reaching about $1.52 billion, after the exchange moved away from Sunday trading

Noam Landman | 05.13.26

Record highs on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange; NICE shares jump 21%

TA 35 index jumps 1.8% to over 4,500 points and the TA 125 rises by 1.6%; NICE shares jump 21% over five offers to buy its subsidiary Actimize for at least $2.5 billion

Mickey Greenfeld and Golan Hazani, Calcalist | 05.04.26

Israeli market gains may grow if war ends successfully, investment houses chief says

Nimrod Sapir says the more successfully the campaign ends, the more likely Israel’s risk premium will fall and the more attractive investment in Israel and its stock market will become

Gad Lior | 03.19.26

Elbit reports record backlog as war drives demand for defense systems

Revenue jumps 16% as global demand surges; land systems and munitions drive growth while $28.1 billion backlog signals sustained defense spending momentum

ynet Global | 03.17.26

Elbit Systems becomes Israel’s most valuable company, overtaking Teva and major banks

Elbit Systems jumped 4.5% to a market value of $122 billion, becoming Israel’s most valuable company, as Tel Aviv stocks closed mixed while Asian markets plunged, including a 12% drop in Seoul

Miki Greenfeld, Calcalist, ynet | 03.04.26

Investors bet on strategic shift as Israel-Iran war tests Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rally

History shows that, in the long run, rounds of fighting are good for the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange; The market now estimates the current war with Iran could be a game changer, but if the campaign is prolonged or does not achieve the desired results, the market will suffer the shockwaves

Almog Ezer/Calcalist | 03.02.26