$ENLT

Enlight Renewable Energy (ENLT) reported Q2 2026 revenues of $210 million, up 55% year over year, and adjusted EBITDA of $160 million, up 67%. Net income rose to $31 million. The company raised full-year guidance to $790 million-$820 million revenue and $565 million-$585 million adjusted EBITDA, citing higher Europe merchant prices and Israel electricity trading. Capital expenditures were $1.3 billion in the first half.

Globes reports the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rose on Aug. 4, with the Tel Aviv 35 up 0.81% to 4,144.98 and Tel Aviv 125 up 0.45% to 4,050.62. Turnover was NIS 4.65B in equities and NIS 5.04B in bonds. Enlight Renewable Energy (ENLT) gained 7.05% after strong Q2 results; Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) led turnover. Banking and Technology rose; Real Estate fell.

Enlight Renewable Energy (ENLT) shares rose after it reported Q2 net profit of $31M, up from $6M a year earlier, and revenue up 55% to $210M. The company cited faster US solar project development and US tax benefits. It raised 2026 revenue guidance to $790M-$820M and reported a 15-year electricity supply deal with Google plus progress on the CO-BAR Arizona project.

Enlight Renewable Energy (NASDAQ: ENLT) reported 2Q26 results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Revenues and income rose to $210m (+55% YoY), net income to $31m (from $6m), and adjusted EBITDA to $160m (+67%). Full-year guidance was raised to $790-$820m revenue and $565-$585m adjusted EBITDA.

Globes reports the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange fell on July 29, with the Tel Aviv 35 down 0.99% and Tel Aviv 125 down 0.96%. Teva Pharmaceutical (NYSE: TEVA; TASE: TEVA) rose 10.17% after Q2 results and raised revenue guidance. Other movers included Enlight Renewable Energy, Elbit Systems, and banks such as Bank Leumi and Hapoalim.

Israel’s Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rose. Tel Aviv 35 gained 1.39% to 4,193.36 and Tel Aviv 125 rose 1.17% to 4,129.39. Turnover was NIS 4.20B in equities and NIS 7.63B in bonds. Bank Leumi led (+0.80%). Tower Semiconductor jumped 6.44%. Mega Or Holdings fell 5.31% after a halt in permits for new data centers.

On the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on July 19, 2026, the TA-35 fell 0.38% to 4,140.43 and TA-125 fell 0.37% to 4,081.26. BlueTech Global fell 0.50%. TelBond 60 was flat. Energy Utilities and Technology declined, while Oil & Gas and Banks rose. Bank Hapoalim gained 1.32%; Tower Semiconductor fell 4.40%. Isramco rose 4.45% after an MOU to export gas to Egypt.

Israel’s Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rose. TA-35 gained 0.69% to 4,086.02 and TA-125 rose 0.45% to 4,022.50. Tech, energy utilities and cleantech climbed, while biomed and banks fell. Shekel weakened versus USD and euro. Tower Semiconductor jumped 8.41% after Japan capacity expansion and updated 2028 financial model; Enlight rose 5.93%.

Israel’s Tel Aviv Stock Exchange was flat after a late rally. TA-35 rose 0.07% to 4,058.08 and TA-125 fell 0.07% to 4,004.34. Oil & Gas gained 2% led by Delek Group (DELKG) up 4.44% after a Delek Initiatives spin-off. Turnover was NIS 3.60B equities and NIS 3.52B bonds. Shekel strengthened vs dollar and euro.

Israel and Iran reportedly agreed to stop hostilities under US pressure, helping the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rebound from early losses. The TA-35 rose 0.33% to 4,281.85 and TA-125 rose 0.01% to 4,232.14; BlueTech Global fell 0.86% to 696.72. Insurance gained 2.2%; TelBond 60 was flat. Turnover: NIS 4.80b equities, NIS 5.43b bonds. Shekel strengthened to NIS 2.943/$ and NIS 3.39/€.