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Analyses on Rapac (6)
- April 23, 2026April 23, 2026
Which TASE-listed companies are exposed to data centers? And which of them are actually mature?
TASE data-center exposure has now split into three clear buckets: platforms that already sell capacity and fund execution, single-site projects with a concrete asset but no broad platform, and secondary names whose exposure runs through power, equipment, or execution.
+11One day, three filings, and three very different distances to cash
The April 20 filings show that capital has reopened for renewables, but not in the same way for every stage: ZEPHYRUS received a grid-connection approval, ENERGIX closed financing that already recycles equity, and RAPAC has started drawing debt while the parent still supports th…
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- March 29, 2026March 29, 2026
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Rapac’s Elmor: Record Backlog, Data Centers, and What It Really Means for Margin and Cash
The debate around Elmor’s backlog quality has shifted from authenticity to composition: the backlog looks real and binding, but it enters 2026 heavier in renewables, more concentrated in large projects, and more demanding on working capital. Data centers are the main potential o…
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Rapac's MRC Stake: EBITDA Is Stable, But How Much Actually Reaches the Parent
MRC remained a strong operating asset in 2025 with stable EBITDA and meaningful operating cash flow, but only a small part of that economics reached Rapac's earnings and cash because of 16.67% ownership, a derivative-heavy financing line and distribution limits at the plant leve…
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Rapac Energy After Synergy: Who Funds Ramat Hagalil, and Who Bears the Cost
Ramat Hagalil's financial close reduces execution risk at the project, but it also activates an additional funding burden above the SPV, leaving Rapac Energy and the parent carrying the real equity and seller-payment load.
Rapac in 2025: The Energy Platform Is Scaling Fast, But the Cash Test Still Lies Ahead
Rapac now owns a broader energy-and-infrastructure platform than it did before, but 2025 showed that backlog, financing, and asset value are still running ahead of cash that is truly accessible to common shareholders, which makes 2026 primarily a financed proof year.
