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Analyses on Capital Point (4)
- March 31, 2026March 31, 2026
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Capital Point: Nasus as the Portfolio's New Anchor
In 2025 Nasus became Capital Point's new anchor because it brings together an external market price, a fee-paying services contract and a standalone valuation disclosure. That makes the portfolio easier to read, but still does not prove that the value is already accessible to sh…
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Capital Point: What the Chief Scientist Loans Really Mean for Liquidity
At Capital Point, the Chief Scientist loans are no longer a technical footnote. They explain almost the whole current-liability balance, distort the liquidity read and still keep accruing interest and CPI linkage.
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Capital Point: How Much of 2025 Profit Is Actually Realizable
Capital Point's 2025 profit is higher quality than 2024 profit because more of the book now rests on observable market anchors, but it is still not cash: the NIS 11.55 million net fair value contribution was larger than the NIS 7.279 million net profit, and operating cash flow r…
Capital Point 2025: Profit Returned, but Monetization Is Still the Test
Capital Point returned to profit in 2025, but the recovery still rests mainly on fair value, market support and realizations rather than on a recurring shareholder-level cash engine.
