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Palo Alto Networks Joins Tel Aviv 35 and 125 Indices with 5% Weight from August 2026

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First reported by Globes · 37 minutes ago

What happened

Palo Alto Networks will join the Tel Aviv 35 and 125 indices with a 5% weight starting August 6, 2026, gradually increasing its presence. The move follows index rules limiting foreign stock weights, with adjustments also made to Ormat's weight. Palo Alto's market cap is $287 billion, and it began trading in Tel Aviv in February 2024.

  • 01Palo Alto Networks joins TA-35 and TA-125 indices with a 5% maximum weight from August 2026.
  • 02Combined foreign stock weight per country in indices capped at 8%, affecting Palo Alto and Ormat.
  • 03Ormat's weight cap reduced from 4% to 3%, currently at about 2.7%.
  • 04Palo Alto's weight in indices will increase gradually over three quarterly updates.
  • 05Palo Alto's market cap is $287 billion, valued at 861 billion shekels in Tel Aviv.
  • 06The company was founded by Israeli entrepreneur Nir Zuk and began trading locally in February 2024.

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The same event, reported separately by each newsroom. Open a few to compare what each emphasizes — and what they leave out.

CalcalistUnrated · Hebrew5 minutes ago
Palo Alto Networks Joins Tel Aviv 35 and 125 Indices with 5% Weight from August 2026
GlobesUnrated · Hebrew37 minutes ago
Palo Alto Networks Joins Tel Aviv 35 Index on August 6 Following CyberArk Acquisition

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