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What is ICL Group?

ICL Group Ltd. is a public specialty minerals company headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, dual listed on the NYSE and TASE under the ticker ICL. It produces bromine, potash, phosphates, and specialty agriculture and food products, generating $7.15 billion in fiscal 2025 sales.

Is ICL Group publicly traded?

Yes. ICL trades on both the New York Stock Exchange and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the ticker ICL. Shares are accessible to investors on either exchange.

When was ICL founded?

The modern company was established as Israel Chemicals in 1968, consolidating Israeli mineral and chemical industries. Its core Dead Sea operations trace to Palestine Potash, founded in 1929, making the underlying business nearly a century old.

Who owns ICL Group?

ICL is owned by public shareholders, with Israel Corporation as controlling shareholder at roughly 43%. The State of Israel holds a golden share granting rights over the strategic Dead Sea assets, and the remaining shares trade publicly.

What is ICL Group's market position?

ICL is a leading global specialty minerals company and the world's largest bromine producer. It is a significant potash supplier and is shifting toward higher-margin specialty agriculture and food products, a strategy formalized in its 2025 strategic review.

What is ICL's main controversy?

ICL's primary controversy is the environmental impact of its Dead Sea extraction operations, associated with sinkholes and ecological degradation, plus long-running disputes over its concession terms and royalties. A 2025 binding agreement reduced the legal uncertainty but environmental criticism continues.