The company's portfolio includes food tech, healthcare, mobility, education, real estate, AI/robotics, and circular economy.

Until 2018, the company was the major shareholder and owner of some of the pillars of the Israeli economy, including Bank Hapoalom, Shikun & Binui, and Salt of the Earth, which were sold in a series of acquisitions in 2018 and 2019.

Its strategy is aligned with broader social and environmental goals, with sustainable impact investing in Food Tech, Healthcare, Mobility, Education, Real Estate, AI/Robotics, and Circular Economy.

In 1996, Arison Investments acquired the infrastructure and real estate conglomerate Shikun & Binui, and sold Orlev.

[19] In 2018 Arison Investments sold Shikun & Binui to the Saidoff Group, after 22 years in which it held the company’s controlling interest.

[21] In 2019, Arison Investments sold Salt of the Earth to Fortissimo Capital,[22] and Miya, its international water company, to the global private equity fund Bridgepoint.