Minrav Group Ltd.

Minrav Group operates across several core sectors: construction of infrastructure and engineering projects, execution and service provision for electromechanical systems, development of residential properties, rental and management of income-producing assets, and Public–Private Partnership (PPP) concessions, including BOT and PFI projects.

About the Company

Established in 1969, Minrav Group is one of Israel’s leading companies in the infrastructure and real estate sectors. The Group is active in complex engineering and construction projects for public, private, and commercial clients.
Minrav’s growth is driven by its advanced engineering expertise, comprehensive project management capabilities, and commitment to international quality standards. The company delivers multidisciplinary, turnkey solutions and is guided by a culture of human and professional excellence.
Today, Minrav is owned by a consortium led by Essence Partners, alongside leading institutional and financial stakeholders in Israel’s capital markets.

Notable Projects

Minrav has been a key player in delivering some of Israel’s most significant infrastructure and construction projects, including:
“Ir Ha’Bahadim” - the IDF’s Training Center in the Negev, Ben Gurion Airport 2000–air terminal overpasses and parking lots; Government Office Buildings in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem; a 7.5 kilometer tunnel, under the tunnel boring machine (“TBM”) method, as part of the high-speed train line to Jerusalem; Yad Vashem Museum - complex of entrance, school, archive, memorial site and museum; Tel Aviv Museum of Arts; Bank Leumi management building in Lod; G-CITY business tower in Rishon Le’Zion; Israel Red Cross Center–a blood bank and the new logistics center in Ramle; the Neve Tzedek complex - IDF Legal Center and the prison base nearby Beit Lid; Aleh Negev, a medical center for rehabilitation in Ofakim; the establishment of a campus for intelligence corps cadets in Be’er Sheva;’ the Israel Railways management offices in Lod; a private prison in Be’er Sheva; Civil engineering and construction steel works at the Dalia Energy power plant; infrastructure projects along the Red Line route in Tel Aviv; the two longest railway bridges in Israel (1.2 km) on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem line, and many other office, employment and residential buildings.

Business Operations

Engineering and Construction Contracting
Through Minrav Construction, the Group delivers complex turnkey projects from execution planning to completion. Notable ongoing projects include:
MultiCD server farm in Shoham • Sami Shimon SCE College campus in Ashdod • Beit Gil Ha’Zahav in Pisgat Zeev, Jerusalem • Advanced Research Laboratories – FTB on the northern campus of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, in Beer Sheva • “G City” Tower in Israel • Levinstein Tower in Be’er Sheva • Expansion of the Cancer Center at Shiba Tel Hashomer Medical Center and the establishment of a nuclear and cyclotron medicine unit.
Infrastructure Projects
Through Minrav Infrastructure, the Group leads major national infrastructure works:
Road 461 between the Mesubim interchange and Ha’Tayasim junction along the route of Tel Aviv’s purple light railway line • infrastructure work on Einstein Road, including the road subsidence, on the route of Tel Aviv’s green light railway line • construction of wind farm turbines in the Golan Heights • Construction of a series of bridges in the Yadin - Vulkan section as part of the “Infra 1” phase of the project to establish the “Nofit” light rail line between Haifa, the Galilee and Nazareth. The Group also undertakes urban infrastructure projects through its wholly owned subsidiary, Derech Afar.
Electromechanical Systems & Services
Trough its fully owned subsidiary, Mashav-Ardan Systems, Minrav provides electromechanical execution and services including:
for cooling and air conditioning systems in energy centers, campuses, hotels, industrial and hi-technology plants, government offices, server farms, public institutions, commercial and shopping centers, office buildings, and medical centers. The Group also undertakes integrated electricity projects in large and complex electromechanical projects in industry, transportation, public buildings, government authorities, and more.
Current projects: Logistics centers such as for Shufersal Online and Osem - refrigeration and industrial air conditioning • Assuta Hospital Ashdod • Gav Yam Be’er Sheva - electrical conditioning and plumbing • The Energy Center and offices in Haifa’s Scientific Industries Center - air conditioning, electrical and plumbing • Ben Gurion 2000 Airport air conditioning in the air terminal and the supply of chillers and boilers for the energy center • SolarEdge - ventilation and air conditioning systems for laboratories • server farms such as Bezeq International Jerusalem, Bezeq Narkis, Med 1 and Global Data - electrical and air conditioning works, air conditioning and electrical works in leading hotels, and many other projects.
Real Estate Development & Income-Yielding Properties
Through Minrav Real Estate, the Group develops residential and mixed-use complexes for sale and lease.
In the field of residential development in Israel, the Group develops residential complexes, starting with purchasing the lots, their statutory improvement for construction, and ending with the construction and delivery to customers. The Group has completed thousands of units in Israel and abroad and hundreds of thousands of square meters of offices and commerce. The Group has land for the construction of residences and offices in Tel Aviv; in addition, the Group initiates and carries out urban renewal projects (“Pinui-Binui”) of over 7,000 units in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, Holon, Netanya, Ashkelon, Ramle and more. In the field of income-yielding projects, the Group leases and manages income-yielding properties, including Ashdod’s City-Tech (Kiryat Hamada and Technology Center), a Commercial Center in Ashdod, the biotechnological park at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem; a logistics and industrial complex in Kibbutz Usha.
BOT - Build Operate Transfer (“BOT”) Concessions
Minrav is the pioneer in Israel’s concessions sector. The Group is the leading partner in the concessioner, the EPC contractor, and the O&M contractor of the “Ir Ha’Bahadim,” the largest operational concession project of the Ministry of Defense, within the framework of which the IDF’s training bases were transferred to the Negev. Today, after completing the construction phase, the project is in the operating phase as part of the 25-year concession agreement.
Minrav, alongside partners, was awarded the NIS 13 billion PPP tender for financing, construction, and 25-year O&M of the “Nofit” Light Rail connecting Haifa, the Galilee, and Nazareth.
The Group is actively pursuing new concession projects in transportation, energy, and environmental infrastructure, often in partnership with international firms.