Icon Group

Import & market apple computer & communication products.

Sector: CommerceMarket cap: NIS 355M
All analyses

Analyses on Icon Group (1)

iCon Group 2025: Q4 surged, but the real test is earnings quality

iCon Group ended 2025 with stronger liquidity and a lighter balance sheet, but the quality of improvement still depends mainly on strong Apple retail execution, working-capital release and easier financing, not yet on mature diversification engines.

March 19, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on Icon Group (3)

Follow-up

iCon Group: Can Visual and the new backlog really dilute Apple dependence?

Visual and the new backlog do give iCon a second platform beyond Apple, but as of year-end 2025 they still reduce dependence mainly at the level of direction and visibility, not at the level of actual weight.

March 19, 2026
Follow-up

iCon Group: What really changed in Apple risk after the renewals?

The renewals through January 2029 reduced the immediate expiry risk around the Apple activity, but they did not change the character of dependence: the agreements remain non-exclusive, ADI still holds broad exit and control rights, and the service agreement still ends on April 3…

March 19, 2026
Follow-up

iCon Group: How repeatable is the cash improvement?

iCon's 2025 cash improvement was real, but it came mainly from working-capital release and lower reliance on short-term bank debt, not from a matching step-up in recurring cash-generation power.

March 19, 2026