- CEO
- Shlomi Asraf
- Full Time Employees
- 786
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic components
- Address
- 5 HaYotzer Street Nof HaGalil HZ Israel 1789089
- IPO Date
- Nov 16, 1995
- Business
- Inter Industries Plus Ltd (ININ.TA) engages in the energy and infrastructure sectors, providing comprehensive solutions for energy, electricity, and electro-mechanical systems in Israel. The company offers medium and high voltage systems and electrical installations for power plants and industry; electro-mechanical solutions including electricity, air conditioning, sanitary plumbing, fire extinguishing, and extra low voltage systems; project development, execution, construction, and operation of solar plants and photovoltaic systems; energy storage solutions; electric vehicle charging infrastructure installation and servicing; low and medium voltage electrical switchgear production; import and marketing of electrical equipment; civil engineering for power plants, residential towers, office buildings, medical centers, academic institutions, public buildings, high-tech facilities, and sports facilities; maintenance and management services for infrastructure, buildings, and electro-mechanical systems; electromagnetic radiation protection; and products such as VBS connections and seals, TBS transient and lightning protection, KTS cable supports, fire protection, LFS cable routing, and EGS devices. Founded in 1973 and headquartered at 5 HaYotzer Street, Zipporit Industrial Zone, Nof HaGalil, Israel, the company listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in 1995 and employs over 330 staff, including 70 engineers and 50 practical engineers, serving local councils, military entities, agricultural organizations, industrial and commercial companies, and large factories. In recent developments, OSEG, led by Nissan Caspi, joined the group's controlling interest, prompting a strategic shift under CEO Jerry Schenirer toward comprehensive energy solutions emphasizing zero-emission technologies like photovoltaic systems, natural gas engines, micro-turbines, and EV charging; the company also acquired approximately 270 MW of photovoltaic projects in Greece with partners and signed an investment transaction of up to NIS 69 million.