Sufrin

Organizing residental purchasing groups & building.

Sector: ConstructionMarket cap: NIS 109M
All analyses

Analyses on Sufrin (1)

Suprin 2025: Profit returned, but the year was funded by the debt market

Suprin ended 2025 with earnings back in positive territory and a broad project platform, but the year was still funded in practice by the debt market and the banking system. The 2026 test is whether receivables, inventory, and Migdalei Atid start releasing real cash.

March 29, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on Sufrin (3)

Follow-up

Suprin 2025: The debt stack after Series C and covenant headroom

Series C did not rescue Suprin from a broken debt structure. It widened a structure that already relied increasingly on the debt market. On the audited 2025 numbers, covenant room still looks comfortable, but bondholder protection depends on equity and execution rather than on c…

March 29, 2026
Follow-up

Suprin 2025: Migdalei Atid and the test of the recurring-income layer

Migdalei Atid already dominates Suprin's purchase-group economics and balance-sheet exposure through about NIS 91.7 million of project receivables, but the recurring-income layer the company wants to build still has no current NOI from this project, so the real test remains exec…

March 29, 2026
Follow-up

Suprin 2025: Why profit did not turn into cash

Suprin's 2025 profit-to-cash gap was mainly a sequencing problem, not an absence of profit. Revenue was recognized, but cash got stuck in Migdalei Atid receivables, interim reimbursements advanced for purchase-group projects, and a land-inventory build led by Yoseftal.

March 29, 2026