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KAFRManufacturingSha'ar HaNegev, Israel

Based in Sha'ar HaNegev, Israel, Kafrit Industries (1993) Ltd was established in 1973 and operates internationally, providing the plastics sector with custom-formulated masterbatches and polymer compounds. Their extensive product line addresses diverse applications, encompassing materials for agricultural, BOPE, and BOPP films, injection molding, extrusion-blow molding, pipes, and various sheets such as polycarbonate and PMMA. The company also supplies components for fibers, fabrics, and nonwoven products, alongside polyethylene and polypropylene films, reclosable and conpeel technologies, ecocell solutions, foaming agents, and antioxidants.

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KAFRIT at a glance

KAFRIT is a manufacturing company headquartered in Sha'ar HaNegev, Israel, founded in 1993. It is publicly listed (KAFR) with a market capitalisation of $201M. Xcout tracks 8 named people at KAFRIT, including Michael Sessler (General Manager).

Industry
Manufacturing
Headquarters
Sha'ar HaNegev, Israel
Market cap
$201M
Employees
952
Ticker
KAFR
Founded
1993

KAFRIT leadership

  • Michael SesslerGeneral Manager
  • Nadav GoldsteinSVP Business Development & Innovation
  • David EpsteinPurchasing Manager
  • Einav ZafaniHR Manager
  • Hanna SchwartzR&D Manager
  • Roee LeviSales & Marketing Manager

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GINEGARManufacturingJezreel Valley, Israel
68% match

Established in 1969 and headquartered in Israel's Jezreel Valley, Ginegar Plastic Products Ltd. manufactures and globally distributes a comprehensive array of polyethylene products, including sheets, sacks, nets, and screens. Their extensive film portfolio provides various solutions for covering greenhouses and tunnels (e.g., sun cover, sun therm, driplock, sun saver, over winter), alongside diverse mulch films (such as blown, cast, orchids, low tunnels, and biodegradable) tailored for crop cultivation. They also develop solarization films to enhance light transmission, manage soil temperatures, and facilitate soil sterilization. Additional film offerings include multi-layer silage covers, fumigation/barrier films, and robust L.D.P.E. and H.D.P.E. geomembrane films utilized in civil engineering projects for reservoirs, waste disposal sites, and underground structures. The company further supplies agricultural shading films, as well as specialized films for infrastructure, marine applications, vacuum bagging, and flame retardation. Ginegar's netting and screen products feature anti-insect polysack nets across various mesh sizes (from 17-mesh to 55-mesh) designed to shield crops from pests (like Mediterranean fruit flies, whiteflies, aphids, and leafminers) and environmental challenges (hail, wind, excessive solar radiation) within controlled growing environments. Other netting solutions include thermal screens, greenhouse shading nets, anti-hail nets, decorative nets, and general greenhouse and tunnel nets. Ginegar serves a wide range of industries, including agriculture, industrial, infrastructure, transportation, packaging, food, construction, automotive, marine, and aerospace sectors.

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