Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 1.86B | 1.68B | 1.60B | 1.59B | 1.58B |
Gross Profit | 602.55M | 540.20M | 527.70M | 526.20M | 515.80M |
EBITDA | 217.02M | 127.94M | 201.79M | 201.75M | 195.49M |
Net Income | 58.03M | 37.65M | 61.10M | 70.04M | 61.35M |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 1.26B | 1.24B | 1.19B | 1.07B | 1.04B |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 23.63M | 15.01M | 43.48M | 48.64M | 34.52M |
Total Debt | 593.71M | 633.82M | 610.57M | 503.03M | 542.42M |
Total Liabilities | 929.10M | 957.49M | 922.72M | 831.69M | 865.53M |
Stockholders Equity | 332.44M | 287.06M | 262.69M | 236.90M | 175.60M |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | 95.92M | 50.55M | 49.54M | 108.77M | 208.40M |
Operating Cash Flow | 156.88M | 137.15M | 105.64M | 158.11M | 246.46M |
Investing Cash Flow | -60.95M | -95.55M | -57.86M | -49.06M | -35.70M |
Financing Cash Flow | -87.32M | -70.07M | -52.94M | -94.92M | -190.32M |
Tiv Taam reported an increase in securities holdings by a director/CEO, Shalom Hagai, due to a purchase on the stock exchange. This change slightly raised the holding percentage of the company’s securities, reflecting a marginal impact on its capital and voting power. Additionally, a significant portion of the company’s shares is pledged to financial institutions, highlighting ongoing financial commitments.
Tiv Taam, a company with securities listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, has reported a change in the holdings of its securities by a key figure, Shalom Hagai, who serves as a director or CEO. The announcement detailed an increase in Hagai’s holdings due to a purchase made on the stock exchange, resulting in a current balance of 49,914,408 securities, with a consistent holding percentage of 46.88%. This change does not affect the overall percentage of voting power or capital when considering full dilution.
Tiv Taam has reported a change in the holdings of its securities, specifically an increase through a stock exchange purchase involving its CEO and Director, Hagai Shalom. The transaction did not alter the percentage of holdings significantly, maintaining a 46.88% stake in capital and voting power post-transaction. This move could imply strategic positioning or financial maneuvering to secure control or influence within the company, as a significant portion of the company’s shares are pledged to financial entities to secure obligations.
Tiv Taam has reported a change in the holdings of its securities by interested parties, specifically an increase in holdings by CEO and Director Shalom Hagai through a stock exchange purchase. This change maintains his ownership percentage at 46.88% of the company’s shares. The report highlights that a significant portion of Tiv Taam’s shares are pledged to financial entities, impacting the company’s financial structuring.