Ofer Hirshson and Avi Baum acquiring control of Hilan Tech

''Globes'' first reported the story two months ago. The buyers will pay NIS 57 million for a 47.5% share, reflecting a company value of NIS 120 million.

As reported by ''Globes'' two months ago, Ofer Hirshson, through DCL Israel, is acquiring control of Hilan Tech.

Hirshson and Hilan Tech CEO Avi Baum have set up a jointly-owned company for the purpose of acquiring 47.5% of Hilan Tech shares. The price-tag is NIS 57 million, reflecting a company value of NIS 120 million.

A general meeting of DCL shareholders will be held this coming Sunday in order to approve the sale of a 26.7% bloc of Hilan Tech shares owned by Sahar Investec, which is controlled by Hirshson.

Following the vote, DCL will own, both directly and indirectly, 70% of Hilan Tech and will gain control of the company.

Similarly, seller Silverboim Holdings will issue a special purchase offer for 5.2% of Hilan Tech capital share at a price expected to reflect a company value of NIS 120 million.

Hilan Tech has over 30 years of experience in human resources and payroll processing and management. The company has a broad customer base, with 600 clients in a range of sectors, including high-tech, banking, cellular and academe.

Sales turnover for 2001 was NIS 86 million and operating profit, NIS 14.2 million.

Hilan Tech CEO Avi Baum will continue to serve in a similar position in the future.

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