RAV BARIACH(08)

Manufacturing products to construction-doors & locks.

Sector: Metal & Building ProductsMarket cap: NIS 428M
All analyses

Analyses on RAV BARIACH(08) (1)

Rav-Bariach in 2025: Profit Returned, but 2026 Will Be Tested by Cash, Debt, and the Kiryat Rav-Bariach Sale

Rav-Bariach proved in 2025 that the operational overhaul is working, but 2026 will be judged not by whether the factory can produce profit, but by whether enough cash remains after leases, repayments, and investment to reduce funding pressure without buying that relief back thro…

March 26, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on RAV BARIACH(08) (3)

Follow-up

The Locking Segment: A Lot of Technology, Very Little Profit, and What Has to Change

Rav-Bariach's locking segment has real technology, capacity, and intellectual property, but in 2025 it still behaved more like a concentrated export and intercompany manufacturing platform than a standalone profit engine.

March 26, 2026
Follow-up

Rav-Bariach's War Claims: Between NIS 144.5 Million on Paper and NIS 22 Million in Advances

Rav-Bariach's war-compensation claims represent real economic potential, but by March 26, 2026 only about NIS 22 million out of NIS 144.5 million had turned into advances. That means this is still not a cash cushion, but a prolonged collection process while operational disruptio…

March 26, 2026
Follow-up

Kiryat Rav-Bariach: How Much Cash the Deal Really Frees Up, and the Price of the Long Lease

The Kiryat Rav-Bariach deal gives Rav-Bariach real financing relief, but materially less than the NIS 118 million headline suggests, because Stage A only frees roughly NIS 67 million in near-term cash before tax and other uses, while locking in a longer and more expensive lease…

March 26, 2026