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Melisron Reports Operational Gains and Office Project Boosts Despite Cancelled Mall Acquisition
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אמיר פרגר
First reported by Globes · Aug 13, 2026
What happened
Melisron improved its second-quarter 2026 operational results, driven by shopping malls and office projects in Tel Aviv, despite canceling a major mall acquisition due to antitrust opposition. The company expects further growth from ongoing office developments and residential projects, while net profit declined due to lower revaluation gains.
- 01Melisron's Q2 2026 NOI rose 5% to 412 million shekels, driven by malls and offices.
- 02Mall revenues increased 11% post-conflict with Iran, accounting for 74% of NOI.
- 03The Landmark B office project in Tel Aviv will add 50 million shekels annual NOI upon completion.
- 04Melisron canceled its 840 million shekel Golden Mall acquisition after antitrust rejection.
- 05Residential sales surged with 82 units sold in Q2, boosted by the Shakim Herzliya project.
- 06Melisron acquired a 29-dunam Jerusalem plot for hotel and residential development.
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