israeli-annual-reports

Analyze Israeli corporate annual reports, MAYA filings, and IFRS financial statements.

Updated Jan 9, 2026
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Skill: israeli-annual-reports
Source: https://github.com/amitpo23/cfo/tree/main/.claude/skills/israeli-annual-reports
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Israeli public-company filings are written in Hebrew, follow Israel-specific reporting rules (IFRS since 2008, Bank of Israel directives for banks, small-corporation reliefs), and are split across the Magna filing system and the MAYA public viewer, making them hard for analysts and AI agents to navigate and interpret correctly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Filing Navigation: Explains report types and deadlines (annual/periodic, quarterly, half-yearly, immediate, shelf prospectus) and the difference between Magna (filer-side) and MAYA (public viewer). - Regulatory Grounding: Covers Companies Law sections 171/172/267-275, dual-listed Chapter E3 disclosure, auditor opinion grades (ICPAS 700/705), going-concern emphasis (706/570), and Key Audit Matters (701). - Hebrew Terminology Support: Ships a searchable Hebrew-English financial glossary script and a terminology reference for balance sheets, income statements, and MAYA filing types. - Use Case: Ask for an analysis of Strauss Group's latest annual report from MAYA and receive a structured breakdown of revenue, profit, notes (Biurim), and auditor opinion in context. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to analyze the latest annual report of a TASE-listed company from MAYA and summarize its key financials and auditor opinion.

Frequently Asked Questions about israeli-annual-reports

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze an Israeli company's annual report from MAYA?

Identify the report type (doch titkufti), locate the balance sheet (maazan), income statement, cash flow, and notes (Biurim), then extract revenue and profit figures. Check the auditor opinion grade and read the notes for segment data, leases, and related-party transactions.

What is the difference between Magna and MAYA filing systems?

Magna (www.magna.isa.gov.il) is the filer-side system where issuers submit reports to the Israel Securities Authority. MAYA (maya.tase.co.il) is the public-facing viewer where analysts read those filings.

Do Israeli companies report under IFRS or Israeli GAAP?

Israeli public companies adopted IFRS in 2008; earlier reports use Israeli GAAP. Banks are an exception, reporting under the Bank of Israel Public Reporting Directives, which draw on US bank-reporting rules with IFRS for some topics.

How do I search MAYA when the company name does not match?

Search MAYA by securities number (mispar niyar) rather than by name. Hebrew company names in filings often differ substantially from English trading names, so name-based searches frequently fail.

Why is an Israeli small corporation missing Q1 or Q3 reports?

A small corporation (taagid katan, Reg. 5d) whose debt is not publicly held is exempt from Q1 and Q3 quarterly reports and files a half-yearly report instead. It also gets ISOX internal-control exemption and other disclosure reliefs, so these absences are legitimate.

Is a going-concern note the same as a qualified auditor opinion?

No. A going-concern emphasis (hearat esek chai) is an emphasis-of-matter paragraph under ICPAS 706/570 that draws attention without modifying the opinion grade. The four opinion grades are unqualified, qualified, adverse, and disclaimer under ICPAS 700/705.