Palram

Manufacturer of Extruded Thermoplastic Products

Industrial Technologies
Public on TASE on Jan, 1994<br>

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 1963, Palram operates with 201–500 employees. The company became public on TASE in January 1994.

Business overview

Palram Industries manufactures semi-finished extruded thermoplastic sheets, panel systems, and finished products. The company's polycarbonate and PVC sheets are utilized across various applications, including construction, architectural projects, advertising, agriculture, glazing, and fabrication. Palram also offers panel systems as part of advanced services for construction and architectural markets, alongside DIY products like carports and greenhouse roofing sold globally through chain stores. The company operates within the Industrial Technologies sector, focusing on Materials & Substances for the Agriculture & Food and Real Estate & Construction markets.

Strategic signal

In January 2025, Palram was recognized as Israel's most valuable kibbutz company, signaling strong financial performance and market leadership within its sector. This achievement highlights the company's sustained growth and strategic importance in the Israeli economy, reinforcing its position as a key player in industrial technologies.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was Palram founded?
Palram was founded in January 1963.
What is Palram's primary business?
Palram Industries manufactures semi-finished extruded thermoplastic sheets, panel systems, and finished products for various applications including construction, architecture, and agriculture.
When did Palram go public?
Palram became public on TASE in January 1994.
What was a significant achievement for Palram in January 2025?
In January 2025, Palram became Israel’s most valuable kibbutz company, reflecting its strong market position and financial success.
Does Palram offer products for agriculture?
Yes, Palram offers products for agriculture, including innovative roofing panels for greenhouses and gardening centers, as introduced in March 2017.