The Delek Group, that began in 1951 as the Delek, Israel Fuel Corporation, is listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and is controlled by internationally renowned businessman, Mr. Isaac Tshuva. The Group, Israel’s dominant integrated energy company, is the pioneering leader of the natural gas exploration and production activities that are transforming the Eastern Mediterranean’s Levant Basin into one of the energy industry’s most promising emerging regions. Having discovered Tamar and Leviathan, two of the world’s largest natural gas finds since 2000, Delek and its partners are now developing a balanced, world-class portfolio of exploration, development and production assets with total gross natural gas resources discovered since 2009 of approximately 33 TCF. In addition, Delek has built an extensive network of global downstream assets, including 1,900 gas stations and convenience stores in the U.S., Europe and Israel, and petroleum refineries in the U.S. Delek also holds significant interests in leading water desalination, power generation, insurance and automotive companies.
In 2011, the Company’s revenues were NIS 59 billion. Delek Group’s shares are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE: DKLG) as part of the TA25 Index.
The Delek Group, that began in 1951 as the Delek, Israel Fuel Corporation, is listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and is controlled by internationally renowned businessman, Mr. Isaac Tshuva. The Group, Israel’s dominant integrated energy company, is the pioneering leader of the natural gas exploration and production activities that are transforming the Eastern Mediterranean’s Levant Basin into one of the energy industry’s most promising emerging regions. Having discovered Tamar and Leviathan, two of the world’s largest natural gas finds since 2000, Delek and its partners are now developing a balanced, world-class portfolio of exploration, development and production assets with total gross natural gas resources discovered since 2009 of approximately 33 TCF. In addition, Delek has built an extensive network of global downstream assets, including 1,900 gas stations and convenience stores in the U.S., Europe and Israel, and petroleum refineries in the U.S. Delek also holds significant interests in leading water desalination, power generation, insurance and automotive companies.
In 2011, the Company’s revenues were NIS 59 billion. Delek Group’s shares are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE: DKLG) as part of the TA25 Index.