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To stay invested in Mega Or Holdings, you need to be comfortable with a property developer and landlord that leans heavily on recurring rental income in Israel while also committing significant capital to new logistics and open commercial projects. The DCF work that values the projected cash flows below the share price does not change near term operational drivers such as occupancy, lease terms, and how efficiently new projects are brought on line.
The sharper move in Mega Or Holdings’ share price and the gap to the intrinsic value estimate instead sharpen the focus on execution and funding. Earnings growth of 32.5% over the past year and higher net profit margins partly reflect one off gains, while debt is not well covered by operating cash flow and the stock already trades on a P/E above local real estate peers. That mix makes the latest valuation debate less about story and more about how the balance sheet copes if...
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