What Parkomat does

Parkomat International Ltd. (פרקומט אינטרנשיונל בע"מ) is an Israel-based engineering company founded in 2009 that designs, develops, supplies, assembles, and services mechanical and robotic parking facilities for real estate projects. Headquartered in Ness Ziona with approximately 60 employees, Parkomat has delivered over 250 projects encompassing roughly 2,500 parking spaces and more than 500,000 parking operations. The company is publicly listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (ticker: PRKM) since July 2022, and operates the largest service and control center of its kind in Israel.

The company's core product portfolio spans robotic parking systems (AutoMax Palletless, AutoMax Narrow at 2.60m entry width — claimed narrowest in the world, AutoMax Plus, AutoMax Shuttle, and AutoMax XY), semi-automatic console systems (MaxCombi, MaxFree), and hidden/subterranean stackers (Max2/3, Max2/3 Duo). Parkomat is the exclusive Israeli representative of Swiss technology leader SOTEFIN SA, combining Swiss-engineered automated parking systems with local installation and service capability. The company has filed patent applications for proprietary EV charging technologies integrated into robotic parking facilities — a first in Israel — and operates subsidiary Jupiter EV for fast-charging solutions. Additional offerings include PowerUp, a centralized battery backup power system providing 24–72 hours of emergency power for buildings.

Parkomat generates revenue primarily through project-based B2B sales of custom-engineered parking systems to real estate developers, urban renewal (TAMA 38) contractors, public parking operators, and commercial clients. The company employs an enterprise field sales model with dedicated in-house planning, engineering, logistics, project management, installation, and service departments that accompany customers from initial blueprints through permit acquisition and final commissioning. Reported H1 2023 revenue was ₪32 million (33% YoY growth) with an order backlog of approximately ₪198 million, driven by major contracts including the ₪28M Bogershow public robotic parking garage — Israel's first. Customer concentration centers on large Israeli real estate groups such as Aura Israel, Yuval Group, and Karnitski-Gottlieb.

Name

Parkomat

Legal name

פרקומט אינטרנשיונל בע"מ

Website

https://parkomat.co.il

Company type

Public

Founded year

2009

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Parkomat is an Israeli engineering company, publicly listed on TASE (PRKM), that designs, installs, and services robotic and mechanical parking systems for real estate developers, urban renewal contractors, and public parking operators in Israel, holding exclusive representation of Swiss partner SOTEFIN SA.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Automated Parking Systems

NAICS

Parking Lots and Garages (812930)

SIC

Services-Automotive Repair, Services & Parking (7500)

akta.pro primary industry

Off-Street Parking Facilities Operations (Garages, Lots, Park-and-Ride) (TLAJAIAB)

akta.pro secondary industries

Smart Parking Technology Platforms (Occupancy Sensors, Guidance, Reservations, Analytics) (TLAJAIAC), Parking Facility Operations (Garages, Lots, On-/Off-Street) (BPABAKAA), Parking Structures & Garages Construction (IMAFACAK)

Keywords

• Robotic parking systems
• Mechanical parking systems
• Automated parking solutions
• EV charging infrastructure
• Parking facility engineering

Headquarters

HQ city

Ness Ziona

HQ country

Israel

HQ region

Middle East

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Robotic Parking System Sales, Installation, and Service: Parkomat generates revenue primarily through the design, supply, installation, and ongoing service of robotic and mechanical parking systems for real estate projects across Israel. Revenue is project-based, driven by contracts won through competitive bidding, direct sales, and public tenders. The company reported H1 2023 revenues of ₪32 million (33% increase YoY), with an order backlog of approximately ₪198 million.
2. EV Charging Solutions (via Jupiter EV subsidiary): Through its subsidiary Jupiter EV, Parkomat develops and deploys EV fast-charging solutions integrated into robotic parking facilities. This represents a growing revenue stream tied to the accelerating adoption of electric vehicles in Israel.
3. PowerUp Backup Power Systems: Parkomat sells and installs the PowerUp centralized battery backup power system for residential and commercial buildings, providing emergency power for 24–72 hours. Revenue is generated through direct sales to developers and building owners.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Parkomat designs, develops, supplies, assembles, and services mechanical and robotic parking systems for real estate and infrastructure projects across Israel. As the exclusive Israeli representative of Switzerland-based SOTEFIN SA, the company delivers a full portfolio of parking solutions — including robotic systems, semi-automatic platforms, hidden stackers, and console multipliers — alongside dedicated EV charging integration and a backup power system for buildings. The company supports clients from early planning and architectural design through permit acquisition, installation, commissioning, and long-term service.

Product overview

Parkomat offers a comprehensive portfolio of robotic and mechanical parking solutions for Israeli real estate projects. The core robotic parking product line includes AutoMax variants (Palletless, Narrow, Plus, Shuttle, XY) featuring different transport mechanisms and space optimization approaches. Semi-automatic offerings include MaxCombi and MaxFree console-based systems. Hidden/subterranean options encompass Max2/3 and Max2/3 Duo platforms. The company also operates subsidiary Jupiter-EV for EV charging technology, and has launched PowerUp as an energy backup add-on for buildings. Parkomat serves urban renewal, public parking, infrastructure, and international markets through its proprietary control systems and exclusive SOTEFIN partnership.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Jupiter EV: Subsidiary developing fast charging solutions for electric vehicles
• PowerUp
• AutoMax
• MaxCombi
• Max2/3
• MaxFree

Products and services

• AutoMax Palletless A robotic parking system that operates without pallets, based on a proprietary transportation mechanism. Enables construction of parking facilities ranging from tens to hundreds of spaces, can be integrated with vehicle rotators in elevators, and offers simple RFID-card operation. Designed for real estate developers and large parking projects.
• AutoMax Narrow An ultra-narrow robotic parking system with an entry width of only 2.60 meters, claimed to be the narrowest in the world. Designed for installation alongside buildings in constrained urban sites, enabling TAMA 38 and other urban renewal projects that were previously unfeasible.
• AutoMax Plus A combined-length-and-width robotic parking system with a 2.60m entry width, vehicle rotation capability, and subterranean lobby design. Suitable for any quantity of parking spaces.
• AutoMax Shuttle A robotic parking system enabling lateral and longitudinal movement with vehicle rotation within the parking level, maximizing space utilization in a warehouse-style parking configuration with up to four parking rows.
• AutoMax XY A robotic parking system using autonomous moving platforms that maximizes utilization of the plot shape, including non-symmetrical layouts. Entry width of 2.60m (narrowest in the world); suitable for any quantity of parking spaces.
• Max Combi A semi-automatic console-based parking system at Service Level 1, enabling doubling or tripling of parking spaces in basements. Combines platform movement up/down and left/right with no dependency between parking spaces. Meets Ministry of Transport guidelines for Service Level 1.
• MaxFree A console parking multiplier without front columns, designed for narrow pit widths, enabling easy maneuverability and door opening without restrictions. Meets stringent Ministry of Transport guidelines for Service Level 1.
• Max2/3 A hidden/subterranean parking stacker system allowing 1-2 vehicles to park below ground level, completely hidden in an underground shaft with driving capability over the system.
• Max2/3 Duo A hidden parking multiplier with double platform enabling 2-4 vehicles to park in parallel below ground level, with underground shaft installation.
• Jupiter EV A Parkomat subsidiary developing and deploying fast charging solutions for electric vehicles in robotic parking facilities, with multiple proprietary products for public fast charging.
• PowerUp A centralized battery-based emergency backup power system for buildings, providing 24-72 hours of uninterrupted electricity during outages. Covers common areas, apartments, elevators, automated gates, robotic parking, fire suppression systems, and EV charging stations, and includes a resident mobile app for battery monitoring.

Quantifiable outcome

• Parking capacity increases from 64 to 224 spaces (Bogershow public garage, first of its kind in Israel)
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers9 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature9 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• SOTEFIN SAcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSOTEFIN SA is a Swiss company and the global pioneer and leader in palletless robotic parking systems. Founded in 1964, SOTEFIN has delivered over 500 parking facilities with more than 45,000 parking spaces across 31 countries. Parkomat is the exclusive representative of SOTEFIN in Israel, combining Swiss technology and design with local installation, service, and project management capability. SOTEFIN's 6th-generation robotic system has been operating successfully for over 10 years and is considered the most reliable and efficient solution in the field.
• Jupiter EVcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJupiter EV is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Parkomat focused on developing and deploying fast EV charging solutions integrated into robotic parking facilities. Jupiter EV develops several proprietary products related to public fast charging with significant international potential. The subsidiary enables Parkomat to expand beyond parking infrastructure into the broader EV charging ecosystem.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• SOTEFIN SA: SOTEFIN SA is the Swiss technology provider whose palletless robotic parking systems Parkomat exclusively distributes in Israel. It is directly comparable as a global leader in automated robotic parking facilities (500+ facilities, 45,000+ spaces across 31 countries), operating in the same product category with the same underlying technology.
• Westfalia Technologies: Westfalia designs and installs automated robotic parking systems, including shuttle- and pallet-based architectures, primarily for North American developers. Comparable as a direct competitor in automated parking system design, manufacturing, and installation.
• Robotic Parking Systems Inc. Robotic Parking Systems is a US-based provider of large-scale automated robotic parking garages, often for mixed-use and high-rise developments. Comparable as a direct peer focused exclusively on turnkey automated robotic parking facilities.
• CityLift Parking: CityLift installs mechanical and automated parking lifts in North America. Comparable as a direct peer in semi-automatic and stacker parking systems for urban residential and commercial real estate developers.
• Skyline Parking: Skyline Parking AG is a Swiss-based supplier of automated parking systems with rotary, lift, and shuttle configurations. Comparable as a direct peer in automated parking design and manufacturing, leveraging a similar European engineering heritage.
• Park Plus Inc. Park Plus designs, manufactures, and installs mechanical and automated parking systems for architects, developers, and property owners in North America. Comparable as a direct peer offering turnkey mechanical parking solutions with a similar B2B project sales model.

Broad incumbents

• Wohr Parking Systems: Wohr is one of the world's largest manufacturers of mechanical and automated parking systems, headquartered in Germany. Comparable as a broad incumbent in the same automated parking equipment category with global deployment and a much larger installed base.
• Klaus Multiparking: Klaus is a long-established German manufacturer of mechanical, semi-automatic, and fully automatic parking systems. Directly comparable to Parkomat's Max Combi and MaxFree semi-automatic product lines, with broader geographic reach and a wider portfolio.

Emerging players

• Boomerang Systems: Boomerang Systems provides automated parking solutions using robotic stack-and-shuttle technologies for developers across global markets. Comparable as an emerging player competing in the same automated parking systems category.

Regional players

• Unitronics (UniLogic): Unitronics is an Israeli automation and control systems company serving industrial applications. Comparable as an Israeli technology peer with overlapping industrial automation, PLC, and robotics capabilities used in similar building and infrastructure projects.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance2 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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