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EN Shoham Business Ltd
TASE:SHOM

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EN Shoham Business Ltd
TASE:SHOM
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Price: 871.2 ILS 1.14% Market Closed
Market Cap: 338.8m ILS
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Market Cap
338.8m ILS
Industry
Financial Services

E.N.Shoham Business Ltd. engages in the provision of loans, currency services, and checks discounting. The firm holds a number of subsidiaries, which are active in four segments: industry, aviation, real estate and retail. Through its subsidiary Newpharm Drugstore, it sells pharmaceutical products and cosmetics. Through its subsidiary, Franz Kalff Gmbh, the Company designs, produces and markets first aid products for retail. The firm produces engine batteries through A. Shenp & Partners Ltd., which are sold in Israel and abroad. Its subsidiary, Hagalil Industries R.S. Ltd., manufactures rubber rollers for the printing industry. T.A.T Industries Ltd. manufactures parts for the aviation industry. Through its subsidiary, Kamin Real Estate Ltd., the Company has investments in high yield properties, these include residential and commercial buildings.

SHOM Intrinsic Value
1 498.08 ILS
Undervaluation 42%
Intrinsic Value
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