Givot Olam Oil Exploration-Limited Partnership (1993) (GIVO.TA) is an Israel-based limited partnership engaged in oil and gas exploration and production, primarily focused on developing the Meged oil field near Rosh Ha'Ayin, approximately 20 kilometers northeast of Tel Aviv, within a 240 sq km license area; it operates wells including Meged 2, Meged 3, Meged 4 (with auger drilling), Meged 5, and Meged 6, producing 43 API light crude oil from Meged 5 since 2010 (with cumulative output exceeding 1.25 million barrels transported to Paz refineries), while employing advanced extraction technologies, geological expertise, and environmental measures such as groundwater monitoring wells and green torch gas flaring. Founded in 1993 by Tovia Luskin, Noga Ben-David, and Shmuel Becker, and headquartered at Hartum 16, Jerusalem, the partnership trades participation units on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and maintains operations exclusively in central Israel, targeting onshore hydrocarbon reservoirs along the Palmira Fault extension. Recent developments include reporting earnings for the half-year ended June 30, 2025, alongside ongoing efforts to secure financing proofs for operations as required by Israel's Petroleum Commissioner, with historical license extensions and exploratory plans in adjacent Maccabi/183 areas, amid Shapir Engineering's investments in the general partner reaching $3.9 million.