Gold Bond Group: Record 2025 Revenue Surges 30% to NIS 252 Million

Gold Bond Group has published its financial results for 2025, indicating double-digit growth across most metrics. The company recorded record revenues of approximately NIS 252.3 million, a 30% increase compared to 2024.

The increase in revenue is attributed to improvements in all of the company's operating segments, led by: the Full Container Load (FCL) terminal segment, which saw growth of approximately 68% in revenue, totaling NIS 83.5 million; the Cargo Terminal (FCL) segment, which grew by approximately 30% to NIS 60.1 million; and the free activity segment, which saw an increase of approximately 11% to NIS 91.7 million.

Gross profit rose by approximately 33% to NIS 53.7 million (about 21.2% of revenue). This growth primarily stems from increased activity volumes at the LCL and FCL terminals. EBITDA recorded a 19% increase, totaling NIS 65 million, while operating profit grew by 26% to NIS 30 million. The company reported a bottom-line net profit of approximately NIS 31.1 million.

The Group's CEO, Amos Dai, noted upon the publication of the reports that the results reflect positive momentum across all operating segments, including the container project and additional logistical services. According to Dai, even during the current security situation under Operation "Lion's Roar," the company continues to operate fully in accordance with its strategic work plans.

"I appreciate the company's employees who, despite the situation and the challenges, reported for work and enabled the company to achieve its goals," stated Dai. The company continues to expand its service portfolio for customers, including the expansion of free storage activities and the provision of "ONE STOP SHOP" logistics services.