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Analyses on Palram (6)
- May 28, 2026May 28, 2026
- Follow-up
Tariffs and Temporary Stocking Are Eroding Palram's PVC Margin
Palram's PVC segment is the quarter's cleanest margin problem: revenue fell only about 6%, but segment profit fell roughly 75% and the segment margin dropped to about 4%.
Palram in the First Quarter: Accounting Income Softens a Weak Demand and Margin Quarter
The first quarter of 2026 strengthens the view that Palram is still in proof mode: the balance sheet is very strong, but the operating base weakened more than reported operating profit suggests because of roughly NIS 11 million of accounting income.
- March 26, 2026March 26, 2026
- Follow-up
Palram: How Durable Are Display Margins Against Russia Exposure and Perfecta Integration?
The displays segment still carries a disproportionate share of Palram's earnings, but 2025 profitability is not a clean base: the segment margin fell to 30% from 36%, more than 40% of segment revenue is still tied to Russia without credit insurance, and Perfecta plus Tizug alrea…
- Follow-up
Palram: How Strong Is 2025 Cash Generation, Really?
Palram’s 2025 cash flow was strong on the reported numbers, but its quality was mixed: earnings and depreciation provided a real base, working capital added only NIS 18.0 million, and after CAPEX, acquisitions, dividends, and lease principal the residual cash cushion was much na…
- Follow-up
Palram: How Deep Is the DIY Reset in North America and Europe?
Palram’s DIY weakness in 2025 reflects a deep channel reset across North America and Europe: retailer destocking, delayed consumer purchases, and deliberate customer-base cleanup in Europe, not just one bad season.
Palram 2025: Displays Are Holding the Line, DIY Is Still Soft
Palram is entering 2026 with a weak DIY-driven core, but also with a real buffer from the display segment, acquisitions that move it closer to customers, and a strong balance sheet that buys time until demand returns.
