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Tel Aviv 355
Over the past 12 months, TOEN has underperformed Tel Aviv 355, delivering a return of -39% compared to Tel Aviv 355's +29% growth.
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Tomer Energy Royalties 2012 Ltd
Glance View
Tomer Energy Royalties 2012 Ltd is a royalty company tied to natural gas production in Israel. It does not run gas fields itself. Instead, it owns rights that let it collect a slice of revenue from gas sold from the Tamar field and related gas assets, so its business depends on how much gas those projects produce and sell. Its main customers are not end users in the usual sense. The company’s cash flow comes from the operators of the gas projects and, ultimately, from the power plants, factories, and other buyers that consume the gas. In practice, Tomer makes money when gas production and sales generate royalty payments under its legal rights. What makes this business model different is that it sits one step above the physical energy business. Tomer does not drill wells, transport gas, or manage customer contracts. It owns a financial claim on production, which gives investors exposure to the gas field’s output and pricing without taking on the full operating burden of running the assets.