Melisron

Owns & operates shopping malls & commercial centers.

Sector: Investment-Properties In IsraelMarket cap: NIS 19.1B
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Analyses on Melisron (1)

Melisron 2025: The Malls Still Deliver, But The Test Has Moved To Offices, Housing And Cash

Melisron has reached the point where the retail core no longer explains the whole story on its own. Operations are still very strong, but the thesis has shifted to whether the office and housing pipeline can be converted into NOI, FFO, and cash without net debt becoming material…

March 17, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on Melisron (3)

Follow-up

Aviv Melisron: How Much The Housing Activity Is Already Changing The Group's Economics

Aviv Melisron has already become material to Melisron’s capital allocation and future revenue base, but as of year-end 2025 most of the economics still sits in backlog, sold-but-undelivered apartments, and metrics that are not NOI. The big story is no longer whether housing has…

March 17, 2026
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Melisron: How Much Cash Really Remains After CAPEX, Dividends, Parking Rights And Debt Uses

Melisron exited 2025 with a strong income-producing core, but actual capital-allocation room was much tighter than the AFFO headline suggests. After NIS 582 million of investment spending, NIS 360 million of dividends, and a NIS 229 million parking-space loan, net debt excluding…

March 17, 2026
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Melisron: How Much Of The Office Pipeline Is Already Supported By Leases, And How Much Still Depends On Execution

Melisron’s next office layer is real, but only part of it is already supported by leases. Landmark B is the near-term anchor, while most of the planning-stage layer still depends on execution, leasing and funding.

March 17, 2026