Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Sees Gains, NextVision Stock Soars
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Monday with gains in its main indices, the TA-35 and TA-125. NextVision was the top-performing stock, soaring 8.64%, followed by OPC Energy and Partner Communications. Conversely, Avisror was the biggest loser, with its stock falling 5.27%, alongside declines in Bagira and Nice shares.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices rose on Monday.
- NextVision stock surged 8.64%, leading the market gains.
- OPC Energy and Partner Communications also saw significant stock increases.
- Avisror stock experienced the largest decline, down 5.27%.
- Bagira and Nice shares also closed lower.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange concluded Monday's trading session with increases in its two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 1.84% to reach 4,013.5 points, while the TA-125 index climbed 1.97% to 3,898.91 points.
Among the top-performing stocks, NextVision was the clear leader, with its shares surging 8.64% to 17,600 agorot. OPC Energy followed, its stock growing by 7.18% to 9,257 agorot. Partner Communications secured third place with a 6.48% increase, closing at 3,434 agorot.
Other notable gainers included Alpha Tau, whose stock rose 6.25% to 4,473 agorot, and Mega Or, which saw a 6.06% increase in its shares, reaching 45,480 agorot.
On the downside, Avisror was the biggest loser, with its stock dropping 5.27% to 1,006 agorot. Bagira's shares fell 4.45% to 1,031 agorot, and Nice saw a 3.46% decrease, trading at 30,430 agorot. Azrieli Group's stock declined 3.02% to 33,670 agorot, and RP Optical experienced a 3.01% drop, closing at 3,092 agorot.
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