Aura

Building residential projects in israel.

Sector: ConstructionMarket cap: NIS 5.6B
All analyses

Analyses on Aura (1)

AURA 2025: The Growth Engines Are Clear, but 2026 Will Be Judged on Cash and Profit Timing

By the end of 2025 AURA had built a larger, more layered, and better funded urban-renewal platform, but 2026 will be judged less on the size of the backlog and more on whether that backlog turns into cash, real project movement, and reported profit at a reasonable pace.

March 23, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on Aura (4)

Follow-up

AURA’s Capital Is No Longer Alone: How Phoenix and Clal Change the Project Model

Aura is building a model in which outside capital enters through three different layers, project profit, residential rights, and the commercial platform, in order to reduce the equity burden and give part of the value an earlier market price.

March 23, 2026
Follow-up

Megido Inside AURA: Execution Arm, Funding Source, or an Uncounted Layer of Value

Megido is currently AURA’s execution platform first, but the IPO and the minority-buyout move are turning it into a separate value layer that AURA is trying to bring further inside the group.

March 23, 2026
Follow-up

AURA After the Accounting Change: How Fast Will the Hidden Profit Actually Reach the Report

The accounting change in mixed-use urban-renewal projects delayed part of AURA's accounting recognition, but it did not erase the economics. The release of hidden profit now depends mainly on the engineering progress of a handful of large projects already under construction.

March 23, 2026
Follow-up

AURA and the Real Cash: Is the Project Start Pace Sustainable

AURA's project-start pace can continue, but for now it is being carried more by external funding and refinancing than by internally generated cash.

March 23, 2026