Shikun & Binui Group
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שיכון ובינוי בע”מ
Head office: 1A Ha’yarden St. P.O.B. 1133. Airport City 7010000, Israel. Tel.: +972-3-6301111
A publicly traded Israeli global group operating in the fields of infrastructure and construction contracting, real estate development, franchising, energy, and others. The Group is one of the largest real estate, infrastructure and energy groups in Israel, and is active in America and Europe.
Through its civil engineering and construction arm, Solel Boneh, and other Group companies, Shikun & Binui provides construction and operational services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the Israeli military and the Israel Police. The Group is engaged in the construction and expansion of settlements and settlement infrastructure in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The company carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
The majority of the Group's customers are Israeli government ministries and government companies, including the Ministry of Defense, which accounted for 21.43% of the company's total revenue in 2025.
Military Projects
Shikun & Binui is a construction contractor for the Israeli military and the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD).
Shikun & Binui is the developer and operator of three major central military bases covering approximately one million square meters, currently under construction. The projects are part of the Israeli Ministry of Defense’s "Relocation to the South" project, which includes the relocation of Israeli military units to the Naqab (Negev) region. Shikun & Binui fully owns the operating companies of these projects.
During 2025, the company accelerated the execution of works for the Ministry of Defense.
Wide Horizon (Ofek Rahav)
Shikun & Binui is the establisher and operator of the Israeli military "Wide Horizon" multi-branch military camp project.
In October 2022, the Group won a tender issued by the IMOD for the financing, planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the "Wide Horizon" (known as Ofek Rahav in Hebrew) project for a period of 25 years. The project's construction cost was estimated at approximately NIS 2.1 billion.
The new multi-branch military base with a built-up area of over 300,000 square meters, will incorporate most of the military headquarters deployed in the central region, including the selection and placement bodies, the Human Resources Division's recruitment centers, and the Central Recruitment Bureau. The new base will also house a recruiting office, a new medical center, laboratories, and the military’s service centers.
The new complex will allow doubling the number of recruits that can be taken in during each recruitment phase. As part of the project, Shikun & Binui will develop and operate a computerized recruitment system responsible for the recruitment process. A fully owned subsidiary of Shikun & Binui will operate the project for 20 years.
Construction work began in the second quarter of 2024, and the center is expected to start operating in 2029.
In March 2023, the company entered into a concession agreement with the State of Israel, under which the company will be entitled to payments totaling over NIS 4 billion.
A group led by Bank Hapoalim provided financing for the project. Israeli company Malam Team will be the IT contractor for the project.
Military Intelligence Campus (Kiryat HaModi’in)
In 2020, Shikun & Binui won a tender from the IMOD to finance, plan, develop, operate and maintain the Israeli military Intelligence Campus “Kiryat HaModi’in” in the Naqab for 26 years, with an estimated value of NIS 11 billion.
The campus is located near the Palestinian Bedouin village of Lakiya and will cover over 2,500,000 square meters. It will host the headquarters units of the Intelligence Division and house about 13,000 soldiers and officers of the Intelligence, Cyber and Technology units. The population of the campus is expected to be completed in 2028, and Shikun & Binui will be the operator of the project for 20 years from the end of construction.
In August 2022, the construction agreement was signed, according to which the company will be entitled to a total payment in advance of a fixed amount. The construction is expected to last approximately 6 years, with construction costs estimated at approximately NIS 5.4 billion.
In 2024, an addition to the concession agreement was signed, under which the constructor company will construct approximately 40,000 additional square meters, for which it will receive about NIS 500 million. In addition, Shikun & Binui will be entitled to an additional fixed payment in the amount of approximately NIS 2.8 million per month of operation for a period of 20 years from construction completion.
In 2025, the agreements were completed, and an agreement was signed for acceleration in the amount of NIS 60 million.
Military ICT Campus (Kiryat HaTikshuv)
Shikun & Binui is the constructor and operator of the Israeli military ICT Campus in the Naqab.
In 2018, the Group was contracted by the IMOD to establish and operate the military Information and Communication Technology (ICT) center in the Naqab area, at an estimated cost of NIS 2.4 billion. The project is designed to relocate the technological units of the ICT and Cyber Defense Division and the Air Force's technological unit to the military base in the Naqab. The campus is expected to fully operate by the second half of 2026, and Shikun & Binu will be the operator of the project for 21 years from completion of construction.
In June 2025, Shikun & Binui completed the sale of 50% of its holdings in the construction concessions for the three projects for approximately NIS 265 million. The Group holds full ownership of the operating concessions for the projects.
Gaza
Shikun & Binui carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
In 2020, the company completed the construction of an underground along the barrier surrounding Gaza for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The construction included 700,000 cubic meters of deep slurry walls over a length of 15 km. In 2019, Solel Boneh Infrastructures was awarded a NIS 1.2 billion contract from the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the development and construction of the project.
In 2018, the Group’s fully owned subsidiary Solel Boneh Infrastructures won an IMOD contract for the renovation and expansion of the Emanuel military base in the Naqab for NIS 200 million.
Settlement Construction
Givat Ze'ev
Solel Boneh is the construction contractor for a development project of hundreds of housing units in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank.
In March 2025, Solel Boneh was contracted to build a project of approximately 552 housing units and a Country Club in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank at an estimated cost of NIS 850 million. The project, named “Givat HaShalva” (Hill of Serenity in Hebrew), was designed specifically for the Haredi-American and Anglo-Saxon communities.
Ariel
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974 and Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhood of Har Homa in 1990 in occupied East Jerusalem.
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974, Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhoods of Har Homa in 1990, and Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem. In addition, Solel Boneh, in cooperation with Efgad Engineering and Construction Works, built 126 housing units and a commercial center in the settlement neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem.
The company has also carried out the construction of Road 90, completed in 2003, which crosses through the occupied West Bank, including in the Jordan Valley area.
Settlement Transportation Projects
Jerusalem Light Rail
Shikun & BInui carries out construction for the Jerusalem Light Rail.
The Jerusalem Light Rail (JLR) network connects Israeli settlement blocs in occupied East Jerusalem with the western part of the city and is contingent on the expropriation of Palestinian land and the further territorial fragmentation of the city’s Palestinian neighborhoods.
In 2024, Shikun & Binui received NIS 3 million from the Ministry of Transportation for the Jerusalem Light Rail Blue Line project. For more on the JLR Blue Line, see Developments in the Expansion of the JLR Network: The Blue Line.
In 2019, Solel Boneh was contracted to carry out construction work on the Jerusalem Light Rail Green Line route, which connects the settlement neighborhoods of Gilo and French Hill to the city center. For more on the JLR Green Line, see Developments in the expansion of the JLR network: The J-Net project.
Highway 60
Solel Boneh carried out the expansion of Highway 60, also known as the “Tunnels Road”, which connects Jerusalem to the Gush Etzion settlement cluster in the occupied West Bank. The road lies between Beit Jala and Bethlehem, and Palestinian vehicles are prohibited from traveling on it. The implementation work on the project began in 2019 at an estimated cost of about NIS 1 billion and was set to be completed in 2025.
The project included adding two traffic lanes and building two new tunnels alongside the existing tunnels, one 270 meters long and the other 890 meters long. In addition, the construction included expanding the road by 12 kilometers, from the Gilo settlement neighborhood in East Jerusalem to the Elazar settlement in the occupied West Bank, and building a new 60 meter-high bridge over Wadi Al-Haramiya. The project also includes rehabilitation of the existing tunnels and upgrading of the ventilation, lighting, water, fire detection and communication systems to innovative technological systems, as well as the installation of advanced systems in the new tunnels.
Services to the Israel Police
Shikun & Binui is the operator of the Israel Police National Academy, the primary training center for the Israel Police.
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of Policity Ltd., the concessionaire operating the Israel Police National Academy center.
In 2011, the company was awarded the franchise to establish, operate, maintain and provide training services to the Israel Police National School for 25 years.
Shikun & Binui also holds 25% of the venture that provides training and ICT services for the project for a period of 22 years.
In September 2024, Shikun & Binui was awarded a tender for the planning and construction of a police station building in the city of Sderot.
Naqab
Shikun & Binui is significantly involved in the development of energy, infrastructure and military projects in the Naqab region. These projects are part of long-standing policies aimed at expanding industrial production and military presence and increasing the Israeli Jewish population in the region, while dispossessing the Naqab’s Palestinian Bedouin population.
Neot Hovav Waste Treatment Plant
Shikun & Binui fully owns and operates a plant for the treatment of industrial waste and hazardous materials in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. Shikun & Binui holds a lease agreement for 29,978 square meters of land with the Israel Land Authority for 49 years, until September 2062, with an option to extend for an additional 49 years. The Neot Hovav Industrial Zone centralizes the treatment of the most hazardous chemical waste in Israel, located only meters from the unrecognized Palestinian Bedouin village of Wadi Na'am.
Ramat Hovav Power Station
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of the Ramat Hovav Power Station, a gas-fired power plant project with a production capacity of approximately 1,149 megawatts, located next to the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The plant was acquired in 2020 from the Israel Electric Corporation.
The power station runs primarily on natural gas sourced from offshore fields in the Mediterranean Sea. Shikun & Binui holds agreements for the purchase of natural gas worth billions of NIS from the “Karish” and “Leviathan” gas fields in the Mediterranean for the power station. The agreements were signed in 2020 for a period of 20 years.
Israel’s unilateral gas production in the Mediterranean and its control of maritime infrastructure facilitate its control over energy supply, maritime borders, and Palestinian access to resources. Israel systematically denies Palestinians access to their oil and gas reserves, ensuring the undevelopment of the Palestinian economy and its continued dependence on Israel for energy needs.
Siemens Energy provides maintenance services for turbines at the power station.
Solar Projects
In October 2025, Shikun & Binui Energy signed a concession agreement with the Ministry of Finance to establish a photovoltaic project in Ashalim in the Naqab for NIS 425 million. Under the agreement, the State will be entitled to 50% of the profit from the facility, which is expected to begin commercial operation in 2027.
In May 2023, Shikun & Binui won a NIS 277 million tender from the Israeli Land Authority for the design and construction of a photovoltaic facility with leasing rights for 24 years in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The project is part of the establishment of six photovoltaic facilities in an area of about 5,000 dunams located within the Ramat Beka Military Industrial Zone plan, which occupies an area of approximately 112,838 dunams, and its planned expansion entails the demolition of 1,200 Bedouin homes while exposing thousands of Bedouin residents of the area to health risks.
The company holds 50% of Ramat Hovav Power Plant Limited Partnership in the Naqab. The plant was purchased from Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) in December 2020 in partnership with Edeltech company, which holds the remaining 50%.
The company has been involved in the construction, operation and maintenance of additional solar projects in the Naqab, , Nevatim, Shneur Tze’elim, Sde Boker, Givolim, Hatzerim, Timna Valley, Kibbutz Urim, Moshav Nevatim, Shibolim, and Brosh. Together these solar farms produce over 300 MW of electricity and take over thousands of dunams of land.
A publicly traded Israeli global group operating in the fields of infrastructure and construction contracting, real estate development, franchising, energy, and others. The Group is one of the largest real estate, infrastructure and energy groups in Israel, and is active in America and Europe.
Through its civil engineering and construction arm, Solel Boneh, and other Group companies, Shikun & Binui provides construction and operational services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the Israeli military and the Israel Police. The Group is engaged in the construction and expansion of settlements and settlement infrastructure in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The company carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
The majority of the Group's customers are Israeli government ministries and government companies, including the Ministry of Defense, which accounted for 21.43% of the company's total revenue in 2025.
Military Projects
Shikun & Binui is a construction contractor for the Israeli military and the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD).
Shikun & Binui is the developer and operator of three major central military bases covering approximately one million square meters, currently under construction. The projects are part of the Israeli Ministry of Defense’s "Relocation to the South" project, which includes the relocation of Israeli military units to the Naqab (Negev) region. Shikun & Binui fully owns the operating companies of these projects.
During 2025, the company accelerated the execution of works for the Ministry of Defense.
Wide Horizon (Ofek Rahav)
Shikun & Binui is the establisher and operator of the Israeli military "Wide Horizon" multi-branch military camp project.
In October 2022, the Group won a tender issued by the IMOD for the financing, planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the "Wide Horizon" (known as Ofek Rahav in Hebrew) project for a period of 25 years. The project's construction cost was estimated at approximately NIS 2.1 billion.
The new multi-branch military base with a built-up area of over 300,000 square meters, will incorporate most of the military headquarters deployed in the central region, including the selection and placement bodies, the Human Resources Division's recruitment centers, and the Central Recruitment Bureau. The new base will also house a recruiting office, a new medical center, laboratories, and the military’s service centers.
The new complex will allow doubling the number of recruits that can be taken in during each recruitment phase. As part of the project, Shikun & Binui will develop and operate a computerized recruitment system responsible for the recruitment process. A fully owned subsidiary of Shikun & Binui will operate the project for 20 years.
Construction work began in the second quarter of 2024, and the center is expected to start operating in 2029.
In March 2023, the company entered into a concession agreement with the State of Israel, under which the company will be entitled to payments totaling over NIS 4 billion.
A group led by Bank Hapoalim provided financing for the project. Israeli company Malam Team will be the IT contractor for the project.
Military Intelligence Campus (Kiryat HaModi’in)
In 2020, Shikun & Binui won a tender from the IMOD to finance, plan, develop, operate and maintain the Israeli military Intelligence Campus “Kiryat HaModi’in” in the Naqab for 26 years, with an estimated value of NIS 11 billion.
The campus is located near the Palestinian Bedouin village of Lakiya and will cover over 2,500,000 square meters. It will host the headquarters units of the Intelligence Division and house about 13,000 soldiers and officers of the Intelligence, Cyber and Technology units. The population of the campus is expected to be completed in 2028, and Shikun & Binui will be the operator of the project for 20 years from the end of construction.
In August 2022, the construction agreement was signed, according to which the company will be entitled to a total payment in advance of a fixed amount. The construction is expected to last approximately 6 years, with construction costs estimated at approximately NIS 5.4 billion.
In 2024, an addition to the concession agreement was signed, under which the constructor company will construct approximately 40,000 additional square meters, for which it will receive about NIS 500 million. In addition, Shikun & Binui will be entitled to an additional fixed payment in the amount of approximately NIS 2.8 million per month of operation for a period of 20 years from construction completion.
In 2025, the agreements were completed, and an agreement was signed for acceleration in the amount of NIS 60 million.
Military ICT Campus (Kiryat HaTikshuv)
Shikun & Binui is the constructor and operator of the Israeli military ICT Campus in the Naqab.
In 2018, the Group was contracted by the IMOD to establish and operate the military Information and Communication Technology (ICT) center in the Naqab area, at an estimated cost of NIS 2.4 billion. The project is designed to relocate the technological units of the ICT and Cyber Defense Division and the Air Force's technological unit to the military base in the Naqab. The campus is expected to fully operate by the second half of 2026, and Shikun & Binu will be the operator of the project for 21 years from completion of construction.
In June 2025, Shikun & Binui completed the sale of 50% of its holdings in the construction concessions for the three projects for approximately NIS 265 million. The Group holds full ownership of the operating concessions for the projects.
Gaza
Shikun & Binui carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
In 2020, the company completed the construction of an underground along the barrier surrounding Gaza for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The construction included 700,000 cubic meters of deep slurry walls over a length of 15 km. In 2019, Solel Boneh Infrastructures was awarded a NIS 1.2 billion contract from the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the development and construction of the project.
In 2018, the Group’s fully owned subsidiary Solel Boneh Infrastructures won an IMOD contract for the renovation and expansion of the Emanuel military base in the Naqab for NIS 200 million.
Settlement Construction
Givat Ze'ev
Solel Boneh is the construction contractor for a development project of hundreds of housing units in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank.
In March 2025, Solel Boneh was contracted to build a project of approximately 552 housing units and a Country Club in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank at an estimated cost of NIS 850 million. The project, named “Givat HaShalva” (Hill of Serenity in Hebrew), was designed specifically for the Haredi-American and Anglo-Saxon communities.
Ariel
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974 and Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhood of Har Homa in 1990 in occupied East Jerusalem.
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974, Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhoods of Har Homa in 1990, and Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem. In addition, Solel Boneh, in cooperation with Efgad Engineering and Construction Works, built 126 housing units and a commercial center in the settlement neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem.
The company has also carried out the construction of Road 90, completed in 2003, which crosses through the occupied West Bank, including in the Jordan Valley area.
Settlement Transportation Projects
Jerusalem Light Rail
Shikun & BInui carries out construction for the Jerusalem Light Rail.
The Jerusalem Light Rail (JLR) network connects Israeli settlement blocs in occupied East Jerusalem with the western part of the city and is contingent on the expropriation of Palestinian land and the further territorial fragmentation of the city’s Palestinian neighborhoods.
In 2024, Shikun & Binui received NIS 3 million from the Ministry of Transportation for the Jerusalem Light Rail Blue Line project. For more on the JLR Blue Line, see Developments in the Expansion of the JLR Network: The Blue Line.
In 2019, Solel Boneh was contracted to carry out construction work on the Jerusalem Light Rail Green Line route, which connects the settlement neighborhoods of Gilo and French Hill to the city center. For more on the JLR Green Line, see Developments in the expansion of the JLR network: The J-Net project.
Highway 60
Solel Boneh carried out the expansion of Highway 60, also known as the “Tunnels Road”, which connects Jerusalem to the Gush Etzion settlement cluster in the occupied West Bank. The road lies between Beit Jala and Bethlehem, and Palestinian vehicles are prohibited from traveling on it. The implementation work on the project began in 2019 at an estimated cost of about NIS 1 billion and was set to be completed in 2025.
The project included adding two traffic lanes and building two new tunnels alongside the existing tunnels, one 270 meters long and the other 890 meters long. In addition, the construction included expanding the road by 12 kilometers, from the Gilo settlement neighborhood in East Jerusalem to the Elazar settlement in the occupied West Bank, and building a new 60 meter-high bridge over Wadi Al-Haramiya. The project also includes rehabilitation of the existing tunnels and upgrading of the ventilation, lighting, water, fire detection and communication systems to innovative technological systems, as well as the installation of advanced systems in the new tunnels.
Services to the Israel Police
Shikun & Binui is the operator of the Israel Police National Academy, the primary training center for the Israel Police.
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of Policity Ltd., the concessionaire operating the Israel Police National Academy center.
In 2011, the company was awarded the franchise to establish, operate, maintain and provide training services to the Israel Police National School for 25 years.
Shikun & Binui also holds 25% of the venture that provides training and ICT services for the project for a period of 22 years.
In September 2024, Shikun & Binui was awarded a tender for the planning and construction of a police station building in the city of Sderot.
Naqab
Shikun & Binui is significantly involved in the development of energy, infrastructure and military projects in the Naqab region. These projects are part of long-standing policies aimed at expanding industrial production and military presence and increasing the Israeli Jewish population in the region, while dispossessing the Naqab’s Palestinian Bedouin population.
Neot Hovav Waste Treatment Plant
Shikun & Binui fully owns and operates a plant for the treatment of industrial waste and hazardous materials in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. Shikun & Binui holds a lease agreement for 29,978 square meters of land with the Israel Land Authority for 49 years, until September 2062, with an option to extend for an additional 49 years. The Neot Hovav Industrial Zone centralizes the treatment of the most hazardous chemical waste in Israel, located only meters from the unrecognized Palestinian Bedouin village of Wadi Na'am.
Ramat Hovav Power Station
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of the Ramat Hovav Power Station, a gas-fired power plant project with a production capacity of approximately 1,149 megawatts, located next to the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The plant was acquired in 2020 from the Israel Electric Corporation.
The power station runs primarily on natural gas sourced from offshore fields in the Mediterranean Sea. Shikun & Binui holds agreements for the purchase of natural gas worth billions of NIS from the “Karish” and “Leviathan” gas fields in the Mediterranean for the power station. The agreements were signed in 2020 for a period of 20 years.
Israel’s unilateral gas production in the Mediterranean and its control of maritime infrastructure facilitate its control over energy supply, maritime borders, and Palestinian access to resources. Israel systematically denies Palestinians access to their oil and gas reserves, ensuring the undevelopment of the Palestinian economy and its continued dependence on Israel for energy needs.
Siemens Energy provides maintenance services for turbines at the power station.
Solar Projects
In October 2025, Shikun & Binui Energy signed a concession agreement with the Ministry of Finance to establish a photovoltaic project in Ashalim in the Naqab for NIS 425 million. Under the agreement, the State will be entitled to 50% of the profit from the facility, which is expected to begin commercial operation in 2027.
In May 2023, Shikun & Binui won a NIS 277 million tender from the Israeli Land Authority for the design and construction of a photovoltaic facility with leasing rights for 24 years in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The project is part of the establishment of six photovoltaic facilities in an area of about 5,000 dunams located within the Ramat Beka Military Industrial Zone plan, which occupies an area of approximately 112,838 dunams, and its planned expansion entails the demolition of 1,200 Bedouin homes while exposing thousands of Bedouin residents of the area to health risks.
The company holds 50% of Ramat Hovav Power Plant Limited Partnership in the Naqab. The plant was purchased from Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) in December 2020 in partnership with Edeltech company, which holds the remaining 50%.
The company has been involved in the construction, operation and maintenance of additional solar projects in the Naqab, , Nevatim, Shneur Tze’elim, Sde Boker, Givolim, Hatzerim, Timna Valley, Kibbutz Urim, Moshav Nevatim, Shibolim, and Brosh. Together these solar farms produce over 300 MW of electricity and take over thousands of dunams of land.
A publicly traded Israeli global group operating in the fields of infrastructure and construction contracting, real estate development, franchising, energy, and others. The Group is one of the largest real estate, infrastructure and energy groups in Israel, and is active in America and Europe.
Through its civil engineering and construction arm, Solel Boneh, and other Group companies, Shikun & Binui provides construction and operational services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the Israeli military and the Israel Police. The Group is engaged in the construction and expansion of settlements and settlement infrastructure in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The company carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
The majority of the Group's customers are Israeli government ministries and government companies, including the Ministry of Defense, which accounted for 21.43% of the company's total revenue in 2025.
Military Projects
Shikun & Binui is a construction contractor for the Israeli military and the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD).
Shikun & Binui is the developer and operator of three major central military bases covering approximately one million square meters, currently under construction. The projects are part of the Israeli Ministry of Defense’s "Relocation to the South" project, which includes the relocation of Israeli military units to the Naqab (Negev) region. Shikun & Binui fully owns the operating companies of these projects.
During 2025, the company accelerated the execution of works for the Ministry of Defense.
Wide Horizon (Ofek Rahav)
Shikun & Binui is the establisher and operator of the Israeli military "Wide Horizon" multi-branch military camp project.
In October 2022, the Group won a tender issued by the IMOD for the financing, planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the "Wide Horizon" (known as Ofek Rahav in Hebrew) project for a period of 25 years. The project's construction cost was estimated at approximately NIS 2.1 billion.
The new multi-branch military base with a built-up area of over 300,000 square meters, will incorporate most of the military headquarters deployed in the central region, including the selection and placement bodies, the Human Resources Division's recruitment centers, and the Central Recruitment Bureau. The new base will also house a recruiting office, a new medical center, laboratories, and the military’s service centers.
The new complex will allow doubling the number of recruits that can be taken in during each recruitment phase. As part of the project, Shikun & Binui will develop and operate a computerized recruitment system responsible for the recruitment process. A fully owned subsidiary of Shikun & Binui will operate the project for 20 years.
Construction work began in the second quarter of 2024, and the center is expected to start operating in 2029.
In March 2023, the company entered into a concession agreement with the State of Israel, under which the company will be entitled to payments totaling over NIS 4 billion.
A group led by Bank Hapoalim provided financing for the project. Israeli company Malam Team will be the IT contractor for the project.
Military Intelligence Campus (Kiryat HaModi’in)
In 2020, Shikun & Binui won a tender from the IMOD to finance, plan, develop, operate and maintain the Israeli military Intelligence Campus “Kiryat HaModi’in” in the Naqab for 26 years, with an estimated value of NIS 11 billion.
The campus is located near the Palestinian Bedouin village of Lakiya and will cover over 2,500,000 square meters. It will host the headquarters units of the Intelligence Division and house about 13,000 soldiers and officers of the Intelligence, Cyber and Technology units. The population of the campus is expected to be completed in 2028, and Shikun & Binui will be the operator of the project for 20 years from the end of construction.
In August 2022, the construction agreement was signed, according to which the company will be entitled to a total payment in advance of a fixed amount. The construction is expected to last approximately 6 years, with construction costs estimated at approximately NIS 5.4 billion.
In 2024, an addition to the concession agreement was signed, under which the constructor company will construct approximately 40,000 additional square meters, for which it will receive about NIS 500 million. In addition, Shikun & Binui will be entitled to an additional fixed payment in the amount of approximately NIS 2.8 million per month of operation for a period of 20 years from construction completion.
In 2025, the agreements were completed, and an agreement was signed for acceleration in the amount of NIS 60 million.
Military ICT Campus (Kiryat HaTikshuv)
Shikun & Binui is the constructor and operator of the Israeli military ICT Campus in the Naqab.
In 2018, the Group was contracted by the IMOD to establish and operate the military Information and Communication Technology (ICT) center in the Naqab area, at an estimated cost of NIS 2.4 billion. The project is designed to relocate the technological units of the ICT and Cyber Defense Division and the Air Force's technological unit to the military base in the Naqab. The campus is expected to fully operate by the second half of 2026, and Shikun & Binu will be the operator of the project for 21 years from completion of construction.
In June 2025, Shikun & Binui completed the sale of 50% of its holdings in the construction concessions for the three projects for approximately NIS 265 million. The Group holds full ownership of the operating concessions for the projects.
Gaza
Shikun & Binui carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
In 2020, the company completed the construction of an underground along the barrier surrounding Gaza for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The construction included 700,000 cubic meters of deep slurry walls over a length of 15 km. In 2019, Solel Boneh Infrastructures was awarded a NIS 1.2 billion contract from the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the development and construction of the project.
In 2018, the Group’s fully owned subsidiary Solel Boneh Infrastructures won an IMOD contract for the renovation and expansion of the Emanuel military base in the Naqab for NIS 200 million.
Settlement Construction
Givat Ze'ev
Solel Boneh is the construction contractor for a development project of hundreds of housing units in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank.
In March 2025, Solel Boneh was contracted to build a project of approximately 552 housing units and a Country Club in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank at an estimated cost of NIS 850 million. The project, named “Givat HaShalva” (Hill of Serenity in Hebrew), was designed specifically for the Haredi-American and Anglo-Saxon communities.
Ariel
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974 and Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhood of Har Homa in 1990 in occupied East Jerusalem.
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974, Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhoods of Har Homa in 1990, and Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem. In addition, Solel Boneh, in cooperation with Efgad Engineering and Construction Works, built 126 housing units and a commercial center in the settlement neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem.
The company has also carried out the construction of Road 90, completed in 2003, which crosses through the occupied West Bank, including in the Jordan Valley area.
Settlement Transportation Projects
Jerusalem Light Rail
Shikun & BInui carries out construction for the Jerusalem Light Rail.
The Jerusalem Light Rail (JLR) network connects Israeli settlement blocs in occupied East Jerusalem with the western part of the city and is contingent on the expropriation of Palestinian land and the further territorial fragmentation of the city’s Palestinian neighborhoods.
In 2024, Shikun & Binui received NIS 3 million from the Ministry of Transportation for the Jerusalem Light Rail Blue Line project. For more on the JLR Blue Line, see Developments in the Expansion of the JLR Network: The Blue Line.
In 2019, Solel Boneh was contracted to carry out construction work on the Jerusalem Light Rail Green Line route, which connects the settlement neighborhoods of Gilo and French Hill to the city center. For more on the JLR Green Line, see Developments in the expansion of the JLR network: The J-Net project.
Highway 60
Solel Boneh carried out the expansion of Highway 60, also known as the “Tunnels Road”, which connects Jerusalem to the Gush Etzion settlement cluster in the occupied West Bank. The road lies between Beit Jala and Bethlehem, and Palestinian vehicles are prohibited from traveling on it. The implementation work on the project began in 2019 at an estimated cost of about NIS 1 billion and was set to be completed in 2025.
The project included adding two traffic lanes and building two new tunnels alongside the existing tunnels, one 270 meters long and the other 890 meters long. In addition, the construction included expanding the road by 12 kilometers, from the Gilo settlement neighborhood in East Jerusalem to the Elazar settlement in the occupied West Bank, and building a new 60 meter-high bridge over Wadi Al-Haramiya. The project also includes rehabilitation of the existing tunnels and upgrading of the ventilation, lighting, water, fire detection and communication systems to innovative technological systems, as well as the installation of advanced systems in the new tunnels.
Services to the Israel Police
Shikun & Binui is the operator of the Israel Police National Academy, the primary training center for the Israel Police.
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of Policity Ltd., the concessionaire operating the Israel Police National Academy center.
In 2011, the company was awarded the franchise to establish, operate, maintain and provide training services to the Israel Police National School for 25 years.
Shikun & Binui also holds 25% of the venture that provides training and ICT services for the project for a period of 22 years.
In September 2024, Shikun & Binui was awarded a tender for the planning and construction of a police station building in the city of Sderot.
Naqab
Shikun & Binui is significantly involved in the development of energy, infrastructure and military projects in the Naqab region. These projects are part of long-standing policies aimed at expanding industrial production and military presence and increasing the Israeli Jewish population in the region, while dispossessing the Naqab’s Palestinian Bedouin population.
Neot Hovav Waste Treatment Plant
Shikun & Binui fully owns and operates a plant for the treatment of industrial waste and hazardous materials in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. Shikun & Binui holds a lease agreement for 29,978 square meters of land with the Israel Land Authority for 49 years, until September 2062, with an option to extend for an additional 49 years. The Neot Hovav Industrial Zone centralizes the treatment of the most hazardous chemical waste in Israel, located only meters from the unrecognized Palestinian Bedouin village of Wadi Na'am.
Ramat Hovav Power Station
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of the Ramat Hovav Power Station, a gas-fired power plant project with a production capacity of approximately 1,149 megawatts, located next to the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The plant was acquired in 2020 from the Israel Electric Corporation.
The power station runs primarily on natural gas sourced from offshore fields in the Mediterranean Sea. Shikun & Binui holds agreements for the purchase of natural gas worth billions of NIS from the “Karish” and “Leviathan” gas fields in the Mediterranean for the power station. The agreements were signed in 2020 for a period of 20 years.
Israel’s unilateral gas production in the Mediterranean and its control of maritime infrastructure facilitate its control over energy supply, maritime borders, and Palestinian access to resources. Israel systematically denies Palestinians access to their oil and gas reserves, ensuring the undevelopment of the Palestinian economy and its continued dependence on Israel for energy needs.
Siemens Energy provides maintenance services for turbines at the power station.
Solar Projects
In October 2025, Shikun & Binui Energy signed a concession agreement with the Ministry of Finance to establish a photovoltaic project in Ashalim in the Naqab for NIS 425 million. Under the agreement, the State will be entitled to 50% of the profit from the facility, which is expected to begin commercial operation in 2027.
In May 2023, Shikun & Binui won a NIS 277 million tender from the Israeli Land Authority for the design and construction of a photovoltaic facility with leasing rights for 24 years in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The project is part of the establishment of six photovoltaic facilities in an area of about 5,000 dunams located within the Ramat Beka Military Industrial Zone plan, which occupies an area of approximately 112,838 dunams, and its planned expansion entails the demolition of 1,200 Bedouin homes while exposing thousands of Bedouin residents of the area to health risks.
The company holds 50% of Ramat Hovav Power Plant Limited Partnership in the Naqab. The plant was purchased from Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) in December 2020 in partnership with Edeltech company, which holds the remaining 50%.
The company has been involved in the construction, operation and maintenance of additional solar projects in the Naqab, , Nevatim, Shneur Tze’elim, Sde Boker, Givolim, Hatzerim, Timna Valley, Kibbutz Urim, Moshav Nevatim, Shibolim, and Brosh. Together these solar farms produce over 300 MW of electricity and take over thousands of dunams of land.
Shikun & Binui Group
שיכון ובינוי בע”מ
Head office: 1A Ha’yarden St. P.O.B. 1133. Airport City 7010000, Israel. Tel.: +972-3-6301111
A publicly traded Israeli global group operating in the fields of infrastructure and construction contracting, real estate development, franchising, energy, and others. The Group is one of the largest real estate, infrastructure and energy groups in Israel, and is active in America and Europe.
Through its civil engineering and construction arm, Solel Boneh, and other Group companies, Shikun & Binui provides construction and operational services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the Israeli military and the Israel Police. The Group is engaged in the construction and expansion of settlements and settlement infrastructure in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The company carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
The majority of the Group's customers are Israeli government ministries and government companies, including the Ministry of Defense, which accounted for 21.43% of the company's total revenue in 2025.
Military Projects
Shikun & Binui is a construction contractor for the Israeli military and the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD).
Shikun & Binui is the developer and operator of three major central military bases covering approximately one million square meters, currently under construction. The projects are part of the Israeli Ministry of Defense’s "Relocation to the South" project, which includes the relocation of Israeli military units to the Naqab (Negev) region. Shikun & Binui fully owns the operating companies of these projects.
During 2025, the company accelerated the execution of works for the Ministry of Defense.
Wide Horizon (Ofek Rahav)
Shikun & Binui is the establisher and operator of the Israeli military "Wide Horizon" multi-branch military camp project.
In October 2022, the Group won a tender issued by the IMOD for the financing, planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the "Wide Horizon" (known as Ofek Rahav in Hebrew) project for a period of 25 years. The project's construction cost was estimated at approximately NIS 2.1 billion.
The new multi-branch military base with a built-up area of over 300,000 square meters, will incorporate most of the military headquarters deployed in the central region, including the selection and placement bodies, the Human Resources Division's recruitment centers, and the Central Recruitment Bureau. The new base will also house a recruiting office, a new medical center, laboratories, and the military’s service centers.
The new complex will allow doubling the number of recruits that can be taken in during each recruitment phase. As part of the project, Shikun & Binui will develop and operate a computerized recruitment system responsible for the recruitment process. A fully owned subsidiary of Shikun & Binui will operate the project for 20 years.
Construction work began in the second quarter of 2024, and the center is expected to start operating in 2029.
In March 2023, the company entered into a concession agreement with the State of Israel, under which the company will be entitled to payments totaling over NIS 4 billion.
A group led by Bank Hapoalim provided financing for the project. Israeli company Malam Team will be the IT contractor for the project.
Military Intelligence Campus (Kiryat HaModi’in)
In 2020, Shikun & Binui won a tender from the IMOD to finance, plan, develop, operate and maintain the Israeli military Intelligence Campus “Kiryat HaModi’in” in the Naqab for 26 years, with an estimated value of NIS 11 billion.
The campus is located near the Palestinian Bedouin village of Lakiya and will cover over 2,500,000 square meters. It will host the headquarters units of the Intelligence Division and house about 13,000 soldiers and officers of the Intelligence, Cyber and Technology units. The population of the campus is expected to be completed in 2028, and Shikun & Binui will be the operator of the project for 20 years from the end of construction.
In August 2022, the construction agreement was signed, according to which the company will be entitled to a total payment in advance of a fixed amount. The construction is expected to last approximately 6 years, with construction costs estimated at approximately NIS 5.4 billion.
In 2024, an addition to the concession agreement was signed, under which the constructor company will construct approximately 40,000 additional square meters, for which it will receive about NIS 500 million. In addition, Shikun & Binui will be entitled to an additional fixed payment in the amount of approximately NIS 2.8 million per month of operation for a period of 20 years from construction completion.
In 2025, the agreements were completed, and an agreement was signed for acceleration in the amount of NIS 60 million.
Military ICT Campus (Kiryat HaTikshuv)
Shikun & Binui is the constructor and operator of the Israeli military ICT Campus in the Naqab.
In 2018, the Group was contracted by the IMOD to establish and operate the military Information and Communication Technology (ICT) center in the Naqab area, at an estimated cost of NIS 2.4 billion. The project is designed to relocate the technological units of the ICT and Cyber Defense Division and the Air Force's technological unit to the military base in the Naqab. The campus is expected to fully operate by the second half of 2026, and Shikun & Binu will be the operator of the project for 21 years from completion of construction.
In June 2025, Shikun & Binui completed the sale of 50% of its holdings in the construction concessions for the three projects for approximately NIS 265 million. The Group holds full ownership of the operating concessions for the projects.
Gaza
Shikun & Binui carried out the construction of the barrier surrounding the besieged Gaza.
In 2020, the company completed the construction of an underground along the barrier surrounding Gaza for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The construction included 700,000 cubic meters of deep slurry walls over a length of 15 km. In 2019, Solel Boneh Infrastructures was awarded a NIS 1.2 billion contract from the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the development and construction of the project.
In 2018, the Group’s fully owned subsidiary Solel Boneh Infrastructures won an IMOD contract for the renovation and expansion of the Emanuel military base in the Naqab for NIS 200 million.
Settlement Construction
Givat Ze'ev
Solel Boneh is the construction contractor for a development project of hundreds of housing units in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank.
In March 2025, Solel Boneh was contracted to build a project of approximately 552 housing units and a Country Club in the settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank at an estimated cost of NIS 850 million. The project, named “Givat HaShalva” (Hill of Serenity in Hebrew), was designed specifically for the Haredi-American and Anglo-Saxon communities.
Ariel
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974 and Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhood of Har Homa in 1990 in occupied East Jerusalem.
Furthermore, Solel Boneh carried out settlement construction and expansion including in the settlements of Modi’in Illit in 1974, Ma’ale Adumim in 1975 in the occupied West Bank, and in the settlement neighborhoods of Har Homa in 1990, and Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem. In addition, Solel Boneh, in cooperation with Efgad Engineering and Construction Works, built 126 housing units and a commercial center in the settlement neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem.
The company has also carried out the construction of Road 90, completed in 2003, which crosses through the occupied West Bank, including in the Jordan Valley area.
Settlement Transportation Projects
Jerusalem Light Rail
Shikun & BInui carries out construction for the Jerusalem Light Rail.
The Jerusalem Light Rail (JLR) network connects Israeli settlement blocs in occupied East Jerusalem with the western part of the city and is contingent on the expropriation of Palestinian land and the further territorial fragmentation of the city’s Palestinian neighborhoods.
In 2024, Shikun & Binui received NIS 3 million from the Ministry of Transportation for the Jerusalem Light Rail Blue Line project. For more on the JLR Blue Line, see Developments in the Expansion of the JLR Network: The Blue Line.
In 2019, Solel Boneh was contracted to carry out construction work on the Jerusalem Light Rail Green Line route, which connects the settlement neighborhoods of Gilo and French Hill to the city center. For more on the JLR Green Line, see Developments in the expansion of the JLR network: The J-Net project.
Highway 60
Solel Boneh carried out the expansion of Highway 60, also known as the “Tunnels Road”, which connects Jerusalem to the Gush Etzion settlement cluster in the occupied West Bank. The road lies between Beit Jala and Bethlehem, and Palestinian vehicles are prohibited from traveling on it. The implementation work on the project began in 2019 at an estimated cost of about NIS 1 billion and was set to be completed in 2025.
The project included adding two traffic lanes and building two new tunnels alongside the existing tunnels, one 270 meters long and the other 890 meters long. In addition, the construction included expanding the road by 12 kilometers, from the Gilo settlement neighborhood in East Jerusalem to the Elazar settlement in the occupied West Bank, and building a new 60 meter-high bridge over Wadi Al-Haramiya. The project also includes rehabilitation of the existing tunnels and upgrading of the ventilation, lighting, water, fire detection and communication systems to innovative technological systems, as well as the installation of advanced systems in the new tunnels.
Services to the Israel Police
Shikun & Binui is the operator of the Israel Police National Academy, the primary training center for the Israel Police.
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of Policity Ltd., the concessionaire operating the Israel Police National Academy center.
In 2011, the company was awarded the franchise to establish, operate, maintain and provide training services to the Israel Police National School for 25 years.
Shikun & Binui also holds 25% of the venture that provides training and ICT services for the project for a period of 22 years.
In September 2024, Shikun & Binui was awarded a tender for the planning and construction of a police station building in the city of Sderot.
Naqab
Shikun & Binui is significantly involved in the development of energy, infrastructure and military projects in the Naqab region. These projects are part of long-standing policies aimed at expanding industrial production and military presence and increasing the Israeli Jewish population in the region, while dispossessing the Naqab’s Palestinian Bedouin population.
Neot Hovav Waste Treatment Plant
Shikun & Binui fully owns and operates a plant for the treatment of industrial waste and hazardous materials in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. Shikun & Binui holds a lease agreement for 29,978 square meters of land with the Israel Land Authority for 49 years, until September 2062, with an option to extend for an additional 49 years. The Neot Hovav Industrial Zone centralizes the treatment of the most hazardous chemical waste in Israel, located only meters from the unrecognized Palestinian Bedouin village of Wadi Na'am.
Ramat Hovav Power Station
Shikun & Binui holds 50% of the Ramat Hovav Power Station, a gas-fired power plant project with a production capacity of approximately 1,149 megawatts, located next to the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The plant was acquired in 2020 from the Israel Electric Corporation.
The power station runs primarily on natural gas sourced from offshore fields in the Mediterranean Sea. Shikun & Binui holds agreements for the purchase of natural gas worth billions of NIS from the “Karish” and “Leviathan” gas fields in the Mediterranean for the power station. The agreements were signed in 2020 for a period of 20 years.
Israel’s unilateral gas production in the Mediterranean and its control of maritime infrastructure facilitate its control over energy supply, maritime borders, and Palestinian access to resources. Israel systematically denies Palestinians access to their oil and gas reserves, ensuring the undevelopment of the Palestinian economy and its continued dependence on Israel for energy needs.
Siemens Energy provides maintenance services for turbines at the power station.
Solar Projects
In October 2025, Shikun & Binui Energy signed a concession agreement with the Ministry of Finance to establish a photovoltaic project in Ashalim in the Naqab for NIS 425 million. Under the agreement, the State will be entitled to 50% of the profit from the facility, which is expected to begin commercial operation in 2027.
In May 2023, Shikun & Binui won a NIS 277 million tender from the Israeli Land Authority for the design and construction of a photovoltaic facility with leasing rights for 24 years in the Neot Hovav Industrial Zone in the Naqab. The project is part of the establishment of six photovoltaic facilities in an area of about 5,000 dunams located within the Ramat Beka Military Industrial Zone plan, which occupies an area of approximately 112,838 dunams, and its planned expansion entails the demolition of 1,200 Bedouin homes while exposing thousands of Bedouin residents of the area to health risks.
The company holds 50% of Ramat Hovav Power Plant Limited Partnership in the Naqab. The plant was purchased from Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) in December 2020 in partnership with Edeltech company, which holds the remaining 50%.
The company has been involved in the construction, operation and maintenance of additional solar projects in the Naqab, , Nevatim, Shneur Tze’elim, Sde Boker, Givolim, Hatzerim, Timna Valley, Kibbutz Urim, Moshav Nevatim, Shibolim, and Brosh. Together these solar farms produce over 300 MW of electricity and take over thousands of dunams of land.
Ownership
The company is publicly traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol SKBN.
Major shareholders include O S Israel Investment Company Ltd. (34.83%), Phoenix Financial Ltd. (10.43%), Migdal Insurance and Financial Holdings Ltd. (9.52%), Harel Insurance Investments & Financial Services Ltd. (7.82%), Menora Mivtachim Holdings Ltd. (7.45%), Clal Insurance Enterprises Holdings Limited. (6.17%), 165 Tropicana Development LLC. (3.87%).
Chairman of the Board: Netanel Het Saidoff.
CEO: Amit Birman.
Subsidiaries
Elcon Recycling Center (2003) Ltd. (100%), Etgal Power Plants L.P. (100%), Shneur Tza’alim L.P. (100%), Shikun And Binui Energy Satu Mare S.R.I. (100%), S&B US Energy (100%), Brazoria West (100%), Shikun Binui Real Estate (Entrepreneurial Investments) (100%), Shikin Binui-Real Estate Students Dorms Ltd. (100%), Shikun & Binui Europe B.V. (100%), Shikun & Binui S.B.I Infrastructure Ltd. (100%), S.B.I - E&M (Engineering & Manpower Services) Ltd. (100%), SBI International Holdings AG. (100%), Shikun Binui America Inc. (S&B USA Construction) (100%), Infrastructure and Industrial Constructors USA Holdings Inc. (100%) , Shikun Binui-Solel Boneh Infrastructure Ltd. (100%), Shikun Binui-Solel Boneh (Developments and Roads) Ltd. (100%), Cementcal Solel Boneh L.P. (100%), Menorah Ezo-Ahron Ltd. (100%), RikTech Ltd (99.99%) Shikun Binui Real Estate Ltd. (77.88%), New Project Development s.r.o. (75%), Arad Haaretz Industries Ltd. (75%), Shikun & Binui Energy Ltd. (71.36%), Negev Energy Ashalim Thermo Solar Ltd. (50%), Ramat Hovav Power Station L.P. (50%), Hagit Mizrah Power Station L.P. (50%), Shikun Binui Real Estate (Properties) Ltd. (50%), Partnership in Pennsylvania Bridges Project (BPC) (50%), Policity Ltd. (50%), IMOD Portfolio Partnership (50%), Perimetral Oriental de Bogota S.A.S (50%), Beacon2 (49.5%), Beacon5 (49.5%), Eagle Rock Partners LLC (49%), Drive (46%), Fargo-Moorhead Area Diversion Partnership LLC (RRVA) (42.5%), Pennsylvania Bridges Project (40%), Fargo-Moorhead Area Diversion Partnership (ASN) (35%), ASN Constructors (35%), P S P Investments Ltd. (25.5%).
Partners
G1 Secure Solutions, Noy Fund, Generation Capital Ltd., Edeltech Group, RNEW Blocker LLC, CD Global Solar NC Sponsor, Capital Dynamics, Siemens, New Way Traffic, Discount Bank.
* This section refers to the company's general business partners
Company Response
Settlements
Ariel | Eliad | El’azar | Gilo | Gush Etzion | Har Homa (Homat Shmuel) | Ma’ale Adumim | Modi'in Illit | Ramat Shlomo
Global Presence
Global Presence
Azerbaijan | Benin | Colombia | Côte d'Ivoire | Germany | Ghana | Guatemala | Italy | Ivory Coast | Kenya | Nigeria | Poland | Romania | Serbia | Switzerland | Tanzania | Togo | Uganda | USA