- CEO
- Advocate Idan Wallace
- Full Time Employees
- 798
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Exploration & Production
- Address
- 19 Abba Eban Boulevard Herzliya TA Israel 4612001
- IPO Date
- Feb 12, 2021
- Business
- Delek Group Ltd. (TASE: DLEKG; OTC: DELKY) operates as an independent international exploration and production company focused on oil and natural gas, with core assets in the East Mediterranean Levant Basin, the North Sea, and North America. The company holds significant interests in major natural gas fields including Leviathan (21.4 trillion cubic feet), Tamar (11.2 trillion cubic feet), Aphrodite, and Tanin; through its 50.5% stake in Ithaca Energy, it produces oil and gas from North Sea assets such as Montrose, Cygnus, and associated fields; it retains overriding royalties from East Med discoveries and operates downstream fuel retail via Delek Petroleum Ltd., encompassing Delek Israel Fuel Corporation (86.9% owned, Israel's second-largest gas and lubricants supplier with filling stations), Delek Europe BV (1,230 gas stations and 935 convenience stores across Benelux), and residual infrastructure like fuel storage at Delek Pi Glilot; additional non-core holdings include 100% of Café Joe coffeehouses and 70% of the Israeli Burger King franchisee. Delek Group conducts exploration, development, production, and marketing of hydrocarbons across Israel, Cyprus, the UK North Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, and Europe. Founded in 1951 and headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, the company has transformed from a diversified conglomerate into an E&P pure play by divesting non-energy assets since 2013. Recent strategic developments include the July 2025 acquisition of a 37.05% stake in Isracard for 1.36 billion shekels (total ownership 40.07%), a $67 million purchase of 32.7% in InPlay Oil & Gas, Ithaca Energy's increase to 85% in Cygnus, a May 2025 Leviathan supply agreement with ICL Group for 0.75 billion cubic meters of natural gas, and Q2 2025 revenue growth of 39% to support ongoing international expansion and dividends totaling hundreds of millions across subsidiaries.