Breakdown | ||||
Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | |||
293.86M | 243.46M | 222.31M | 261.35M | 180.00M | Gross Profit |
66.48M | 55.14M | 49.12M | 53.78M | 34.31M | EBIT |
23.74M | 19.54M | 13.94M | 18.88M | 8.61M | EBITDA |
31.12M | 25.83M | 19.40M | 23.85M | 12.95M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
15.11M | 10.93M | 7.45M | 14.35M | 4.56M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | |||
6.22M | 3.70M | 3.69M | 3.50M | 8.28M | Total Assets |
149.79M | 140.84M | 155.24M | 150.77M | 108.20M | Total Debt |
12.09M | 24.80M | 58.97M | 45.25M | 36.31M | Net Debt |
5.88M | 21.48M | 55.28M | 41.75M | 28.03M | Total Liabilities |
73.00M | 77.66M | 103.09M | 106.76M | 80.81M | Stockholders Equity |
76.79M | 63.18M | 52.15M | 44.00M | 27.39M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | |||
21.89M | 38.98M | -6.81M | -7.51M | 798.00K | Operating Cash Flow |
30.91M | 46.38M | -4.00M | -3.17M | 3.65M | Investing Cash Flow |
-9.03M | -7.01M | -2.82M | -3.40M | -2.73M | Financing Cash Flow |
-18.89M | -39.73M | 7.00M | 1.79M | 3.51M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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79 Outperform | 277.67M | 5.87 | 17.75% | 9.63% | 4.36% | -7.43% | |
77 Outperform | 1.22B | 8.73 | 5.08% | ― | ― | ||
68 Neutral | $4.41B | 12.87 | 12.07% | 2.54% | 11.14% | 2.93% | |
62 Neutral | $6.76B | 11.06 | 2.80% | 6.66% | 2.68% | -24.89% | |
51 Neutral | 439.34M | 100.68 | ― | 7.20% | -65.65% |
Tefron has announced a change in its capital structure through the exercise of employee options, affecting the corporation’s securities registries. This adjustment involves a decrease in the holder’s balance of non-tradable options managed by IBI Trust Management, reducing from 234,946 to 232,963. The corporation noted this change occurred between February 1 and February 18, 2025, and it has implications for the registry of securities holders, aligning with the corporation’s ongoing management of its employee option program.
Tefron announced that Michael Goldenblatt has ceased to be an interested party in the corporation following the sale of his ordinary shares on the stock exchange. The reduction in Goldenblatt’s holdings signifies a change in the ownership structure of Tefron, which may affect its market dynamics and stakeholder interests.
Michael Goldenblatt has ceased to be an interested party in Tefron after selling 674 ordinary shares on the stock exchange, reducing his stake. This change, effective February 13, 2025, was reported on February 16, 2025, indicating a shift in shareholder composition for the company.
Tefron has released a report detailing the holdings of interested parties and senior officers as of February 16, 2025. The report highlights that Litef Holdings Inc holds a majority of regular shares with a significant percentage of capital and voting power, while other entities like Spiral Hedge Funds Ltd and Ayalon Investment House Ltd also maintain notable holdings. Senior officers hold non-tradable options with minimal impact on capital and voting percentages. This report provides transparency into the corporation’s current ownership structure, potentially influencing investor perceptions and strategic decisions regarding corporate governance.
Tefron has released an immediate report on the status of holdings by interested parties and senior officeholders in the company. As of February 11, 2025, the majority shareholders, Litef Holdings Inc and Spiral Hedge Funds Ltd, hold significant shares of ordinary stock at 59.85% and 6.42%, respectively. Senior officeholders, such as Michael Goldenblatt and Gregory Dodson, primarily hold non-tradable options with minimal ordinary shareholdings. The report outlines the detailed breakdown of ownership percentages for both current and fully diluted capital and voting rights, emphasizing the significant control by major shareholders and the limited direct equity held by senior executives. This information reflects the company’s ownership dynamics and potential influence on corporate decisions by key stakeholders.
Tefron has reported changes in the holdings of its senior office holder, Michael Goldenblatt, who is not an interested party by virtue of holdings. The changes involve a reduction in ordinary shares due to sales on the stock exchange in two separate transactions. The transactions have led to a decrease in Goldenblatt’s holdings, but his holding rate remains at 0.01% in both capital and voting power. This development indicates a minor adjustment in Tefron’s stakeholder structure, with no significant impact on the overall control or operations of the company.