Renewable Energy Stocks Plunge on Tel Aviv Exchange
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
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- Renewable energy stocks on the Tel Aviv exchange have seen sharp declines.
- Concerns over regulation and rising debt costs are cited as reasons.
- Market capitalization has fallen by billions of shekels.
- Despite recent drops, stocks are up year-to-date.
Following a period of significant gains and substantial fundraising at exceptionally high valuations, the sentiment surrounding renewable energy companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has reversed. Sharp declines in recent months, affecting companies like Nofar and Doral, are attributed to concerns over regulation, a surge in debt costs, and losses for National Partners. Despite these recent drops, the stocks have shown positive returns since the beginning of the year. These recent downturns have led to a drop of several billion shekels in the market capitalization of these companies, following hundreds of percent gains over the past three years.