- CEO
- David Palach
- Full Time Employees
- 7
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Agricultural Inputs
- Address
- Pinhas Sapir St. 3 Ness Ziona TA Israel 7403626
- IPO Date
- Feb 26, 2026
- Business
- N2OFF, Inc. engages in clean‑tech solutions for the agri‑food sector, focusing on post‑harvest safety, shelf life extension, and sustainable energy initiatives; it operates through multiple subsidiaries and is expanding its US solar PV footprint while maintaining European operations.
Main products and services
- Post‑harvest sanitization and preservation solutions: proprietary blends of food acids with oxidizing sanitizers and low‑concentration fungicides for cleaning, sanitizing, and controlling plant and foodborne pathogens on fresh produce; products include post‑harvest washes and sanitizers designed to extend shelf life and reduce decay; brands and processing aids marketed for use in fruit and vegetable wash systems.
- Crop protection and food safety additives: eco‑friendly additives and protective agents aimed at reducing pesticide reliance while maintaining safety standards; formulations emphasize human‑safe residues and minimized environmental impact.
- Solar PV and clean energy projects: development, ownership, and management of solar photovoltaic installations; advisory and project development services for renewable energy deployments; pursuit of energy efficiency and sustainability improvements within agri‑tech operations.
- Corporate sustainability solutions: environmental impact management and emissions reduction initiatives tied to agri‑tech and food supply chains; integration of sustainability metrics into product usage and project design.
Latest major company changes
- Strategic restructuring and rebranding: rebranding from Save Foods to N2OFF to reflect broader clean‑tech and energy initiatives; ticker updates to NXTS/NXT S in various markets; leadership and branding changes aligned with expanded product scope.
- US subsidiary expansion: formation of a wholly owned US subsidiary to consolidate and accelerate solar PV activities in North America, including project development and operational oversight through NITO Renewable Energy, Inc.; establishment marks a major geographic expansion and organizational consolidation of renewable energy operations.
- Growth in geographic footprint: ongoing development of solar projects in Europe (Germany and Italy) with a view toward scale and replication in additional regions; expansion plans emphasize integration with agri‑tech offerings and post‑harvest solutions.
- Partnerships and alliances: collaborations with agricultural, food safety, and energy partners to integrate post‑harvest solutions with farming and processing operations; alliances support broader deployment of environmental and safety technologies.
- Product pipeline expansions: launches and enhancements of sanitization and shelf‑life products, including next‑generation cleaners and processing aids tailored to fruit, vegetables, citrus, and potatoes; continued refinement of blends to improve efficacy at lower concentrations.
Additional context
- Industry and segments: clean technology; agri‑tech and food safety; renewable energy and solar PV development; environmental solutions for post‑harvest handling.
- Target markets: global food supply chains, including farming, processing, packaging, and distribution organizations; institutional and commercial farming operations; energy customers seeking solar installations for agricultural facilities.
- Geographic operations: Europe (Germany, Italy) with growing presence in the United States through the Nevada‑registered subsidiary; ongoing international project development and deployment.
- Founding year and headquarters: established in the 2010s; headquarters located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, with regional and subsidiary operations in Europe and the United States.
- Subsidiaries and parent relationships: operates through multiple divisions and subsidiaries, including entities focused on agri‑tech solutions, post‑harvest products, and solar energy projects; parent structure supports integrated offerings across field to fork value chain.