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Stocks from Israel: ranking by score

MeridIAn analyzes 12 companies from Israel across 6 sectors. Their average score is 5.5 out of 10, below the whole ranking (5.8). The best scored right now are Plus500 (7.6), Global-E Online (6.5) and Check Point Software Technologies (6.4). Half of them trade below a P/E of 45.6 and the median yield among dividend payers is 1.4%. By sector, the largest groups are Technology (7) and Consumer Cyclical (1).

12Companies
5.5Average score
$167.8BMarket cap

All 12, by score

#CompanySectorScoreP/EDiv.Market cap
1Plus500PLUS.LFinancial Services7.611.42.1%$3.1B
2Global-E OnlineGLBEConsumer Cyclical6.545.6–$6.7B
3Check Point Software TechnologiesCHKPTechnology6.413.8–$13.8B
4monday.comMNDYTechnology6.237.5–$3.8B
5NICENICETechnology6.217.1–$6.9B
6Wix.comWIXTechnology5.8––$3.1B
7Elbit SystemsESLTIndustrials5.550.00.6%$31.2B
8Tower SemiconductorTSEMTechnology5.290.4–$25.9B
9Teva Pharmaceutical IndustriesTEVAHealthcare4.965.4–$45.8B
10NovaNVMITechnology4.744.3–$11.3B
11CamtekCAMTTechnology3.9231.5–$7.0B
12Enlight Renewable EnergyENLTUtilities3.5110.0–$9.4B
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Where it stands out

It scores better than the whole ranking on financial health (7.7 vs 6.2) and quality / moat (6.8 vs 5.9), and worse on dividend (1.5 vs 4.9) and risk & context (5.3 vs 6.4).

CategoryIsraelWhole ranking
Financial health7.76.2
Quality / Moat6.85.9
Valuation4.95.3
Growth6.86.6
Dividend1.54.9
Momentum5.06.0
Risk & Context5.36.4

Median of each category (0 to 10)

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The score sums up, from 0 to 10, what the analysis says about each company; each company page explains it category by category. What does each figure mean? Metrics glossary →

General information for educational purposes, not investment advice. Figures from the latest weekly analysis (Oct 8, 2026) with the latest available price.