ICL Group

ICL Group, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, develops, produces, and markets a range of fertilizers, metals, and specialty chemicals, including potash, bromine, and phosphates. Leveraging Dead Sea brines and Negev deposits, the company is a top-5 global potash producer and supplies approximately one-third of the world's bromine, serving agriculture, food, and industrial markets. With around 12,000 employees and 125 global facilities, ICL Group reported 2024 revenue of an estimated $7.0–7.5 billion and holds a market capitalization of approximately $6.3 billion. Key figures include early pioneer Moshe Novomeysky, CEO Raviv Zoller, and Elad Aharonson; Israel Corporation is a majority owner. Formally established in 1968 by the State of Israel, its origins trace to Moshe Novomeysky's Dead Sea potash concession in 1929.