Neto Malinda Trading Ltd. manufactures, imports, markets, and distributes kosher food products. It offers grilled meat products, such as hamburgers, kebabs, steaks, sausages, skewers, and others; ground meat products, including beef, lamb, veal, turkey, and chicken; meat products for cooking include calf goulash, roasted veal, faux filet, kishke, roast beef, and other products; and instant meals, such as shawarma, readymade schnitzel, chicken rings, and others under the Tibon Veal brand. The company also provides whole fish, fish fillet, and various fish steak, including coated and readymade fish products; seafood products and fish cutlets; and fish salads, such as herring and ikra under the Delidag brand. In addition, it offers frozen bourekas, ethnic meat, pastries, and pizzas under the Three Bakers brand; and operates a chain of restaurant, as well as provides catering services, rural accommodations, meat workshops, and meals for carnivores under the El Gaucho brand. Further, the company produces, packages, and sells canned tuna and frozen smoked salmon; imports and sells finished grocery products, such as canned mushrooms, fruits, sauces, and vegetables; and imports various pasta, rice, and granola products under the Williger brand. Additionally, it provides cooking and baking products, which include cooking and cream bases, whipped cream bases, coffee rich creamer, and others under the Rich’s brand; and ready-to-eat noodle meals under the Magic brand name. The company was formerly known as Food Hamashbir Ltd. and changed its name to Neto Malinda Trading Ltd. in September 2003. Neto Malinda Trading Ltd. was founded in 1940 and is based in Kiryat Malakhi, Israel.
Israeli Market Performance
7D7 Days: -3.9%
3M3 Months: 11.5%
1Y1 Year: 56.1%
YTDYear to Date: 23.8%
Over the last 7 days, the market has dropped 3.9%, driven by losses in every sector, especially the Financials sector. In contrast to the last week, the market is actually up 56% over the past year. Earnings are forecast to grow by 18% annually. Market details ›
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