Clal Insurance examines Value Base investment for Clal Insurance stock

Published on 10/12/2026 at 10:30 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Clal Insurance may invest NIS 130-150 million for 18-20 percent of Value Base. For Clal Insurance stock, H1 core income reached NIS 1.318 billion.

Key points in brief

Clal Insurance is examining a NIS 130 million to NIS 150 million investment in Value Base at a NIS 600 million valuation.
First-half 2026 pre-tax core income reached NIS 1.318 billion, while comprehensive income stood at NIS 1.050 billion.
The company is listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under CLIS.TA and is included in the TA-35 index.
Investing.com lists December 1, 2026, as the next earnings date.

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Clal Insurance Enterprises Holdings (IL0002240146) is examining an investment of NIS 130 million to NIS 150 million in Value Base at a NIS 600 million pre-money valuation. Globes reported on September 23, 2026, that the proposed investment would give Clal an 18-20 percent stake, with negotiations still at an initial stage.

Three dates define the expansion

On March 31, 2026, Clal Insurance reported a solvency ratio of 180 percent during the transition period, according to the company's Investor Relations page.

On June 30, 2026, the company listed NIS 1.318 billion in first-half pre-tax core income, NIS 1.050 billion in comprehensive income, NIS 11.5 billion in shareholders' equity and NIS 456 billion in assets under management. The same company page also lists a NIS 200 million buyback and a NIS 200 million interim dividend for 2026.

On September 23, 2026, Clal examined the Value Base investment at a NIS 600 million valuation. The proposed stake of 18-20 percent would place the investment at NIS 130 million to NIS 150 million, linking the transaction to Clal's wider capital-markets strategy.

What does Value Base mean for growth?

Value Base provides investment banking services including equity and debt offerings, share sales, mergers and acquisitions. Clal's proposed 18-20 percent stake would add exposure to those activities while keeping the valuation at the center of the proposal.

The company already combines insurance, long-term savings, pensions, finance and credit-card activities. Its first-half pre-tax core income of NIS 1.318 billion is the clearest operating reference for judging the proposed NIS 130 million to NIS 150 million deployment.

Next dates for Clal Insurance

Investing.com lists December 1, 2026, as the next earnings date for Clal Insurance. The company's investor-relations page identifies the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange listing as TASE: CLIS.TA and places the shares in the TA-35 index.

For investors, the central question is whether the proposed Value Base allocation can broaden fee-generating financial services without diluting the earnings contribution from Clal's established insurance and savings operations. The transaction remains at an initial stage, so the NIS 600 million valuation and the NIS 130 million to NIS 150 million investment are the key reference figures.