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PCB Technologies CEO Oved Shapira: This transaction is intended to transform the scale of PCB Technologies and the opportunities available to us.

A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions Corp. has acquired veteran Israeli retail media company Hedia for $15 million.

Ness Ziona-based Silentium seeks a flotation on the NYSE American Exchange at a valuation of up to $44 million.

The Cyprus Stock Exchange is undergoing privatization, and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is looking for opportunities to expand.

The Tel Aviv 125 Index has risen 10.9% for the year to date, but 70 of the 125 stocks that compose it have fallen. Analysts disagree on what this means.

BridgeWise, which has raised $35 million, works with banks and financial institutions, and also collaborates with Elon Musk's X.

Despite approval by the Competition Authority, NewMed says pre-conditions in the agreement have not been fulfilled. Dalia Energy: The deal is in force.

Capitolis was founded by Israeli serial entrepreneur Gil Mandelzis and has a development center in Tel Aviv.

NewMed Energy announced it was cancelling the $6.7 billion supply agreement with Dalia Energy, and the Competition Authority has now approved it in full.

Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Omri Efroni: The fall in defense stocks is a global trend, but it's stronger in Israel.

NextVision chairperson Chen Golan: There is no change in our business. Market source: The sale was technical.

The Argentinian government has threatened sanctions against anyone associated with the project near the disputed Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic.

Kandler, who currently heads the Authority's audit and enforcement department, replaces Oded Spirer, who is stepping down after seven years.

El Al could be promoted to the flagship index for the first time in its history, with investors convinced that it can only gain from the flydubai near disaster.

The company is entering into an agreement with “one of the quantum computing industry’s leading companies,” and says further agreements are on the way.

The AI infrastructure company will pay $100-130 million for Inferize, which shortens the time needed to launch and scale large AI models.

Despite government opposition to the sale of the Israeli shipping company, buyers Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI are not giving up and will submit a revised plan.

The contract was awarded for a special US defense task force set up last year to combat drones, with the company serving as the sole supplier of SMASH drone-interception systems.

Foreign secretary Ed Miliband speaks of sanctions on any entity providing services for expansion of settlements beyond the Green Line, which could be a huge problem for Israel's banks.

The acquisition from Parthenon Capital, which will also invest in Capitolis, will add securities lending to the company’s platform.

A 40% rally since its June low, the possible sale of the Actimize division, and apparently successful adoption of AI, leave analysts optimistic.

The Beyond tower in Givatayim is 355 meters high and has 78 floors. Marketing it, however, is proving a little challenging.

The company has developed a digital banking platform for small businesses across the US.

Founded by former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak and IDF intelligence veterans, Paragon was sold two years ago to a US private equity firm for $900 million.

Interest rate differentials, rising bond yields, Middle East tensions, and the global strengthening of the dollar are weakening the Israeli currency.

OPC Mevuzarot sets up power and cogeneration installations at customers' sites.

“Globes” examines which form of payment is preferable in an acquisition deal and discusses whether CyberArk, Mellanox, and Teva made the right M&A decisions.

The Israeli geothermal energy company has received US Department of Energy funding for projects in Nevada and Utah.

The market cap of the Israeli online fraud prevention company ended last week above $1 billion for the first time in a long time.

The deal is for the long-term supply of gas to two new Dalia Energy power plants. Dalia Energy rejects the cancellation.

The new offer addresses security concerns and bolsters ZIM Israel's independence, but the price is unchanged.