SBC (Uganda) Limited
SBC (Uganda) Limited is a company on the UK Companies House register with address or ownership links to Israel. This profile is part of UK companies linked to 'Israel'; see UK companies linked to 'Israel': Methodology for how companies were selected and scored.
Profile
| SBC (Uganda) Limited | |
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| Type | Private limited Company |
| Founded | 23 Mar 2016 |
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| Headquarters | 6210 Bishops Court, Business Park, Solihull, Birmingham, B37 7YB, United Kingdom |
| Industry | 42990 - Construction of other civil engineering projects not elsewhere classified |
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| Parent | Shikun & Binui Limited |
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- Category: P / O / T / D (Israeli corporate PSC / parent company; officer(s) with an Israeli correspondence address; documented activity in the occupied territories (entity or parent group); defence, security, surveillance or cyber-intelligence activity); connection score 3
- Company number: 10081965[1]
- Status: Active
- Type: Private limited Company
- Incorporated / registered: 23 Mar 2016
- SIC: 42990 - Construction of other civil engineering projects not elsewhere classified
- Registered office: 6210 Bishops Court, Business Park, Solihull, Birmingham, B37 7YB, United Kingdom
- Listing / market cap: Not listed. Parent Shikun & Binui (TASE: SKBN) ≈ US$3.37bn.[2]
Israel connection:
- CH PSC: Shikun & Binui Limited (Airport City, Israel), 75%+. Current directors include Sharly Buchbut (CH).
- Who Profits lists Clal Insurance as a 7.1% shareholder of the parent.[3]
Persons with significant control (CH):[1]
- Shikun & Binui Limited (active) — address: Hayarden Street, Airport City, 701000, Israel; legal form Israeli Public Company; governing law Israeli Law; registered at Registrar Of Companies At Ministry Of Justice, Israel; registration number 52-003610-4; country registered Israel; notified 6 Apr 2016; nature of control: ownership of shares – 75% or more; voting rights – 75% or more
Directors (CH; 16 director appointments, 3 current; † = Israel correspondence address, 0 appointments):[1]
| Name | Born (month/year) | Service | † |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sharly Buchbut | January 1971 | Jul 2023–present | |
| Sean Francis Jeffery | January 1966 | Mar 2019–present | |
| Thierry Hubert Madelon | November 1966 | Sep 2025–present | |
| Benjamin Moshe Arbit | November 1949 | Mar 2016–Mar 2018 | |
| Asi Oshri Cohen Haelion | September 1981 | Mar 2018–Jul 2026 | |
| Yaron Noach Dunsky | June 1958 | Jul 2016–Jul 2023 | |
| Carl James Fergusson | August 1963 | Mar 2016–Feb 2022 | |
| Frederic Jean Pierre Gardes | April 1971 | Mar 2016–Jun 2018 | |
| Francois-Rene Aurelien Georges | May 1985 | Sep 2018–Mar 2019 | |
| Zeev Hoshen | July 1972 | Sep 2020–Sep 2024 | |
| Faical Lahmamsi | February 1974 | May 2022–Sep 2025 | |
| Raphael Francois-Joseph Llobregat | January 1974 | Jun 2018–Feb 2024 | |
| Mussa Nakhla | October 1971 | Mar 2018–Sep 2020 | |
| Rony Paluch | January 1954 | Mar 2016–Mar 2018 | |
| Jean-Louis Poilou | October 1965 | Mar 2024–Mar 2026 | |
| Lee Rushbrooke | August 1970 | Jul 2016–Sep 2018 |
Current secretary: Stefan Irinel Ciufu-Hayward[1]
Latest accounts (income/expenditure): Full accounts for FY to 31 Dec 2024 (filed 20 Nov 2025; digital iXBRL filing): turnover about £12.4m (2023: £22.4m); operating profit £6,260,674 (2023: £1,105,954); profit for the year £5,244,135 (2023: £2,672,093); net assets £15,047,512; principal activity: construction of civil engineering projects (Uganda branch).[4]
Arms trade involvement: Parent group: Who Profits says Solel Boneh built an above-ground and underwater technological wall with sensors around Gaza (NIS 1.2bn MOD contract, 2019).[3] The group's own site describes the "Obstacle in the South" underground anti-tunnel barrier (developer: Israel MOD; completed Jan 2020).[5]
Supply to the IDF / Israel MOD / Israeli security services: Parent group: Who Profits says Shikun & Binui won the MOD "Wide Horizon" bases tender (NIS 4bn, 2022), runs the Kiryat HaTikshuv ICT campus concession, and is building the Kiryat Hamodi'in intelligence campus (about NIS 11bn).[3]
Activities in the occupied territories: Parent group: Who Profits says Solel Boneh built in Modi'in Illit, Ma'ale Adumim, Ariel and Har Homa, worked on the Jerusalem Light Rail Green Line and Route 60 Tunnel Road, and was granted solar facilities in Golan settlements (Mitzar, Eliad, Ramot).[3] No OPT activity by the UK company was found.
Links to the Israeli government: Parent group: multiple Israeli Ministry of Defense concessions and contracts (Who Profits).[3]
WZO / JNF / Jewish Agency / Keren Hayesod: None found in the sources reviewed.
Controversies (protests, legal cases, export-licence rulings):
- Parent group listed in the Who Profits database.[3]
See also
- UK companies linked to 'Israel'
- UK Companies with Address or Ownership Links to Israel - Alphabetical
- UK Companies with Address or Ownership Links to Israel - Ranked by density of connection
- UK Companies with documented links to business activity in the Occupied Palestinian territories and the occupied Golan
- UK defence, security, surveillance and dual-use technology companies with documented business ties to 'Israel'
- UK companies linked to 'Israel': Methodology
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Companies House, SBC (Uganda) Limited (10081965): company overview Find and update company information (GOV.UK).
- ↑ CompaniesMarketCap, Shikun & Binui (SKBN.TA) – market capitalization companiesmarketcap.com, October 2026.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Who Profits Research Center, Shikun & Binui Group Who Profits, information valid to 12 February 2024.
- ↑ Companies House, SBC (Uganda) Limited (10081965): filing history Find and update company information (GOV.UK).
- ↑ Shikun & Binui, Obstacle in the South Shikun & Binui.