Companies/IL/ICL

כי"ל · ICL GROUP LTD

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Market cap
P/E · TTM24.6fwd 13.4 · eps 0.24
Beta1.00vs S&P 500
Div yield3.51%annual · TTM
52w range
$4.76$6.97
Volume220.6Ksession

Issuer

Legal nameICL GROUP LTD · כי"ל
HQIsrael (IL)
ListingTA ICL
ISINIL0002810146
SectorMaterials
IndustryAgricultural Chemicals
CurrencyILS
Entity registrylei:9676000X0MM2EJ5GL073
Org ID10997
CIK0000941221
LinkedIn
Employees12,000
AddressICL Group Ltd. Millennium Tower 61070, Tel Aviv +972 3 684 4400
Headline financial metrics
Revenue₪6.8B
Operating income₪760.0M
Net income₪474.0M
Operating margin11.1%
Net margin6.9%
Return on equity7.4%
Period2025
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OpenFilings analyst

Our analyst

Agentic read of the latest earnings call — recommendation updates when we process a new transcript. Research synthesis, not investment advice.

Strong earnings quality and unchanged profit outlook are offset by material revenue visibility and execution uncertainty.

Latest call · Q2 2026

Hold: KBR delivered Q2 revenue of $2.0 billion, adjusted EBITDA of $242 million with a 12.4% margin, and maintained its EBITDA, EPS, and cash-flow outlook, but cut FY2025 revenue guidance to $7.9-$8.1 billion from $8.7-$9.1 billion. The long-term case rests on defense funding, STS award conversion, and $21.6 billion of backlog and options; however, $2 billion of awarded work remains under protest and management could not provide firm timing for recovery.

Themes
  • Homesafe Termination
  • Defense Funding
  • Protested Awards
  • Sts Pipeline
  • Middle East Growth
  • Backlog
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Near term

Conversion of more than $4.5 billion of STS opportunities expected in Q3-Q4, with over $1.5 billion of second-half potential awards, is the clearest near-term catalyst.

Resolution of $2 billion of protested MTS awards remains a key swing factor; management now assumes much of the associated revenue shifts to 2026.

European command and logistics weakness, including the Army Transformation Initiative, could continue to pressure MTS revenue despite stable margins.

HomeSafe wind-down is expected to create approximately $20 million of second-half cash outflow, including carried liabilities.

Longer term

The revised 2027 framework requires at least $9 billion of revenue, $1.15 billion of adjusted EBITDA, and $650 million of operating cash flow, with MTS growth of 5%-8% and STS growth of 11%-15%.

Defense exposure is favorably aligned with higher-priority RDT&E, space, missile defense, intelligence, cybersecurity, and O&M spending, but growth depends on government contracting offices overcoming staffing and decision delays.

STS has differentiated proprietary ammonia, plastics-recycling, and engineering capabilities, while unconsolidated LNG joint ventures are supporting unusually high margins; the durability of those contributions through 2027 remains important.

International government growth, particularly in Australia, the UK, and broader European defense markets, could provide higher-margin diversification from U.S. contracting volatility.

The asset-light model, continued buybacks, and net leverage reduction to 2.4x support shareholder returns, but capital returns do not offset the need to prove organic revenue reacceleration.

Red flags

HomeSafe was terminated after acknowledged operational challenges, yet management offered limited evidence beyond relationship assertions to support its claim that the episode will not impair future win rates or customer trust.

The $400 million HomeSafe revenue removal, $250 million of European/logistics reductions, and $250 million of protest-related delays represent a substantial reset to 2025 revenue expectations.

CFO Mark Sopp explicitly described award timing as a question mark, citing turnover and reduced staffing in government contracting offices; management's 2026-2027 recovery thesis remains largely dependent on pipeline conversion.

Management maintained long-term targets despite limited visibility into protest resolution, NASA funding, geopolitical disruptions, tariffs, and STS award timing; the targets are described as floors but remain execution-sensitive.

Forward outlook

revenue

7900–8100 $million

FY 2025

official guidance

ebitda

500–550 $million

FY 2025

official guidance

revenue

9000 $million

FY 2027

management target

ebitda

1150 $million

FY 2027

management target

operating margin

10 pct

FY 2027

management target

operating margin

20 pct

FY 2027

management target

ebitda

650 $million

FY 2027

management target

revenue growth

5–8 pct

FY 2027

management target

revenue growth

11–15 pct

FY 2027

management target

Recommendation history

OpenFilings analyst view from primary-source filings and earnings calls — not investment advice.

Earnings transcripts

12 of 54 recent

Documents

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