Controls mineral water producer and distributer "mey eden"
Temis at the end of 2025 is a small leveraged holding company built around a 50% stake in Mei Eden. The first post-deal report shows real improvement in the acquired business, but still does not prove that the value moving up to Temis is already recurring and comfortable.
At Temis, the real question is no longer Mei Eden's profit but how much cash remains after capex, lease principal, interest, and debt uses. On 2025 numbers, only NIS 4.3 million was left at Mei Eden after all real cash uses, and Temis's theoretical share of that does not even co…
Temis's 2025 equity-accounted profit looked strong, but in practice it rested mainly on a one-off bargain-purchase gain. The recurring economics since closing were still negative.
