Risk factor
Very poor trading liquidity
Profitability factor
Weak growth
About
Nextcom Ltd., founded in 1992 and headquartered in Israel's Jezreel Valley, operates internationally across two core sectors: advanced communications infrastructure and renewable energy. Within its communications division, Nextcom specializes in deploying diverse systems, encompassing multi-channel television (cable, satellite, and IPTV), high-speed internet, and both wired and wireless computer networks. The company installs VoIP telephony, telephone exchanges, and closed-circuit TV cameras, alongside essential data transmission lines such as IP, SDH, and PRI circuits. A significant part of their work involves establishing crucial underground infrastructure, particularly the laying of fiber optic cables. Beyond foundational deployments, Nextcom delivers a suite of comprehensive "turnkey" solutions. These offerings include wired and wireless data systems, robust information security, IP telephony, unified communications, and sophisticated monitoring and control systems. They also provide security camera installations, smart home technologies, intercom systems, access and wireless network solutions, multimedia services, computer systems, and cloud-based services. In the realm of renewable energy, Nextcom provides end-to-end services, from the initial planning and construction to the ongoing operation and maintenance of solar, wind, and bio-gas facilities. Their involvement also extends to the transport, distribution, and conversion of natural gas. Furthermore, the company manages the design and execution of various civil infrastructure projects, such as water, sewage, and drainage systems, landscape development, and road construction. They are also adept at planning, building, managing, and maintaining both low and high voltage electrical networks. Nextcom's expansive client base includes leading telecom and cable providers, public transportation agencies, governmental bodies, defense organizations, high-tech enterprises, public and private sector companies, construction and engineering firms, municipal authorities, and educational or corporate institutions.
Company Valuation
Considering past and projected metrics, the stock is neither 'expensive' nor 'cheap' compared to its peers. In particular, the stock is 'expensive' on EV/EBITDA.