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Nofar Energy Reports Quarterly Profit, Raises Revenue Forecasts Through 2029 Nofar Energy reported a 16 million shekel profit in Q2 2026, driven by project connections in Israel, the US, and Europe. The company raised its revenue and EBITDA forecasts through 2029 and made significant acquisitions, including stakes in a power plant and a solar installation company.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Nofar Energy posted a 16 million shekel profit in Q2 2026, reversing previous losses. 02 Revenues rose 69% to 164 million shekels, with EBITDA up 79% to 133 million shekels in Q2. 03 The company raised revenue and EBITDA forecasts through 2029, projecting 6.2 billion shekels revenue in 2029. 04 Nofar's project pipeline reached 16 gigawatts, supporting growth and stock gains. 05 Nofar acquired 47.5% of the Reindeer power plant for 855 million shekels after Tisha B'Av. 06 It also bought 92.5% of Highlight, a solar panel installer in southern Israel, for 200 million shekels. Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist , the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original The coverage
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