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Everyone knows about generic pharmaceutical giant Teva
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], but what other promising investments lie on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean?
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"Cellcom has roughly 34 percent market share, and has been operational since 1993."
The wireless business boasts other good investments.
"The same goes for Partner Communications
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Haim Israel also recommends Israel Chemicals
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], like the better-known Teva one of the world's largest pharmaceutical makers.
"[It's] definitely one of the key benefiters from all the agriculture-commodity boom that we've seen over the last year, fifth-largest fertilizer producer in the world, also the biggest producer of bromine compounds in the world," he said.
"It saw a massive increase in revenues, net income -- more than doubled its net income this year -- and we expect the trend to continue."
Disclosures:
Disclosure information for Haim Israel was not immediately available.
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