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Analyses on Speedvalue (5)
- March 25, 2026March 25, 2026
- Follow-up
SPEEDVALUE: Liacom Already Cracked, and What That Says About the Goodwill Layer
Liacom is not a failed acquisition, but it has already become the test case for SPEEDVALUE’s goodwill layer: the subsidiary stayed profitable while the group still booked a goodwill impairment and almost zeroed out the remaining contingent consideration.
- Follow-up
SPEEDVALUE: Without Binding Backlog, How Durable Is the Defense Jump?
SPEEDVALUE proved in 2025 that it can rotate its revenue base into defense and public-sector work, but it has not yet proved that this jump rests on locked-in revenue because the company has no binding backlog and 57.8% of revenue came from customers with less than two years of…
- Follow-up
SPEEDVALUE: Behind the Credit Lines, Collateral Package, and Covenant Reality
SPEEDVALUE renewed its credit lines and remains in covenant compliance, but common-shareholder flexibility is still narrow in practice because the banks sit deep in the asset base, the subsidiary layer, and the dividend path while cash still ended the year below short-term debt.
- Follow-up
SPEEDVALUE: Why Better Cash Flow Still Has Not Become Real Flexibility
SPEEDVALUE improved its cash-flow direction in 2025, but it still did not create real flexibility because NIS 3.9 million of operating cash was almost fully absorbed by leases, with the remainder overwhelmed by bank debt service and contingent consideration.
SPEEDVALUE 2025: Growth Jumped, but Cash Quality Still Has Not Settled
SPEEDVALUE already proved in 2025 that it can expand activity and change its mix, but 2026 will decide whether the new growth really turns into durable cash and a revenue base that stays.
