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Eilat port concession (Nakash group)

The concession holder for Israel's Red Sea port since 2013, whose business collapsed after late 2023 and whose operations halted on 20 July 2025; the ministries plan a new tender rather than an extension.

Suspended Private Structural stub

Assessed as of
2026-01
Last reviewed
2026-10-12

AssessmentModerate confidence

No financials and no forecasts. A record carries what a published source states about an organisation, its published facilities and its dated claims, with each claim kept apart by kind. Nothing here is a view on any company.

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Structural stub

The concession holder for Israel's Red Sea port since 2013, whose business collapsed after late 2023 and whose operations halted on 20 July 2025; the ministries plan a new tender rather than an extension.

Confidence: Moderate As of 2026-01Reviewed 2026-10-12

Published facilities

Each is a marker the module already publishes; the relationship is this record’s own claim, with its own grade and source.

Systems it belongs to

SystemIsraeli and Lebanese seaports

Supply systems it runs on

LogisticsIsraeli seaborne trade

Owners, controllers and arrangements

ProfileIsrael and the Levant

What remains unknown

  • The outcome of the Knesset Finance Committee's debate on an import order or direct aid, and the timing of the new tender, were not verified.
Sensitivity: public-contextual Confidence: Moderate Sources: Globes (Israeli business daily, English edition)↗ · Established international media reporting Methodology Corrections

Assessed as of — 2026-01 Last reviewed — 2026-10-12