[3] In 1924, Solel Boneh (which later became part of Shikun & Binui) was established by the General Organization of Workers in Israel (the Histadrut) with the aim of uniting the different groups of workers who paved and built infrastructure throughout Israel, resulting in the creation of the largest labor contractor in the country.

In 1958, in line with Prime Minister of Israel Golda Meir vision, Solel Boneh expanded its operations into African countries, such as Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, Ghana and others.

In 2007, the Shikun & Binui Group adopted sustainability as part of its corporate policy, a step that led to changes in the Group's structure, the daily conduct of its employees and increased involvement in projects that match the values of sustainability and ESG, such as renewables, water desalination and waste treatment.

The Group's companies are involved in large-scale projects in Israel and around the world, in the fields of real-estate development and building contracting.

The Group's experience and expertise, includes the planning, design, engineering, financing, permitting, construction, operation and maintenance of real-estate assets, as well as various infrastructure projects in the fields of power, renewables, transportation, water and wastewater treatment, environment and social infrastructure.