Azrieli Group Dividend per Share
The Dividend per Share of Azrieli Group (AZRG.TA) as of Aug 1, 2026 is 8.25 ILS. In the previous year, Dividend per Share was 5.77 ILS — a change of 42.86% (higher).
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Dividend per Share
8.25ILS
YoY
42.86%
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Dividend per Share of Azrieli Group is 2026 8.25 ILS. Dividend per Share of Azrieli Group was 2025 5.77 ILS. It decreases by 42.86% higher compared to the previous year.
At today's price the dividend yield works out to roughly 0.02%. The payout ratio is around 68% of earnings. The dividend has grown at 11.6% per year over the past 13 years.
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Azrieli Group Stock analysis
What does Azrieli Group do? The Azrieli Group Ltd is a leading company in the real estate sector, operating across industries for over 30 years. The company was founded in 1985 by David Azrieli, a Polish-born entrepreneur who had previously worked as an architect. Azrieli's goal was to create real estate projects that were leading in design, functionality, and economic efficiency.
The business model of the Azrieli Group focuses on the acquisition, development, ownership, and management of commercial and residential properties, as well as shopping centers. The size and portfolio of the company have significantly grown over the years. Today, the Azrieli Group is the largest private real estate developer in Israel.
The various divisions of the Azrieli Group are diverse and include shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, and residential properties, among others. The company's most well-known products include the Azrieli Towers in Tel Aviv. These are three high-rise buildings that are among the tallest in Israel and a popular symbol of the city. The buildings house offices, shopping centers, restaurants, gyms, and approximately 3,500 apartments.
In addition to the Azrieli Towers, the company also operates numerous shopping centers throughout the country. These are typically very modern, spacious, and offer a wide range of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment options. Well-known shopping centers of the Azrieli Group include the Azrieli Center in Tel Aviv and the Malha Shopping Center in Jerusalem.
Another pillar of the Azrieli Group is office properties. For example, the company is the owner of the Spiral Tower in Tel Aviv, one of the tallest office buildings in the country. The Electra Tower in downtown Jerusalem is also part of the company's portfolio. This building houses, among others, the Israeli stock exchange and numerous international corporations.
In addition to these areas of focus, the Azrieli Group is also active in the hotel business. For example, the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Jerusalem is part of the portfolio. The hotel offers a wide range of facilities and services for business and leisure travelers.
In summary, the Azrieli Group is an important and versatile real estate developer and manager in Israel and beyond. The products and services offered by the company cover a wide range of needs and are characterized by a high level of quality and innovation. Azrieli Group is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Dividend per Share of Azrieli Group is 8.25 ILS in 2026.
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