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    Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources (TASE:DORL) Joins FTSE All World Index While Valuation Still Looks Pricey

    Simply Wall St·09/21/2026 02:17:13
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    Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources (TASE:DORL) has been added to the FTSE All-World Index, an event that often draws closer attention from large institutions and index-tracking funds.

    Recent trading has been choppy. The share price declined about 21% over the past month and 24% over the past quarter, yet the year-to-date share price return is 46.5% and the 1-year total shareholder return is very large at more than triple. This suggests momentum for Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources has been building over a longer horizon, even as the FTSE All-World Index inclusion reshapes shorter term sentiment and perceived risk.

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    Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources now combines index inclusion with a long record of strong shareholder returns. The open question is whether that mix is already fully reflected in the current share price.

    Preferred Price-to-Sales of 19x: Is It Justified?

    Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources trades on a P/S of 19x, which sits below its peer average but well above the broader Asian renewable energy group. That combination places the ₪54.2 share price in a premium bracket that investors usually associate with strong growth expectations or valuable project optionality.

    The P/S multiple compares the market value of the equity with its annual revenue, so it suits businesses like Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources where earnings are currently negative and profit based ratios do not give a clear picture. For a renewables developer building out solar, wind and storage assets, sales can arrive well before consistent profits, so investors often watch this revenue based gauge to frame how much they are paying for each ₪1 of top line.

    On a peer basis, a 19x P/S looks cheaper than the 24x average. This suggests investors are paying less per unit of revenue than for similar companies. Against the Asian renewable energy industry average of 2.4x though, the valuation looks very demanding. That gap implies the market is assigning a much higher revenue multiple to Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources than to the wider sector and is pricing in outcomes that are far from guaranteed.

    See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

    Result: Price-to-Sales of 19x (OVERVALUED).

    Still, the story around Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources can change quickly if project timelines slip or funding costs rise, which could compress that premium P/S.

    Find out about the key risks to this Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources narrative.

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