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Accel CEO and cofounder Ronen Shor credit: Accel Accel Solutions buys Starlight and Nextwave for NIS 90m

Since the telecom products company listed on the TASE in 2020, it has made 14 acquisitions.

Falkland Islands credit: Shutterstock Israel’s Navitas to invest $1.17b in Falklands oil field

The fourth largest undeveloped oil discovery in the world, according to Navitas, will be worth £100 million to each of the island’s 3,500 residents.

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich  credit: Noam Moskowitz Knesset Spokesperson Interest payments on gov't debt ballooning

According to the Ministry of Finance, by 2027 interest payments will be 50% higher than they were in 2022.

Formula and Magic CEO Guy Bernstein and Matrix CEO Moti Gutman credit: PR, Idan Grossman Matrix, Magic merger boosts both companies’ stocks

The merger, to be completed next month, will create the eighth largest publicly-traded IT company in the US and the third largest in Europe.

El Al  credit: Ido Wachtel "El Al stock’s low pricing is unjustified"

Analyst Lior Vider explains why the market is missing the big picture and distorting the Israeli airline’s valuation.

SMX CEO Haggai Alon  credit: YouTube screenshot Product tracking co SMX in market revival

The company's share price soared from $6 to $332 in eight sessions, although it has since retreated.

Shekel strengthening sharply credit: Tali Bogdanovsky with Adobe Firefly Shekel hits new 3-year strongest against US dollar

The Fed is expected to cut the US interest rate this week, widening the interest rate between the dollar and the Israeli currency, and making the shekel more attractive.

Prof. Amnon Shashua  credit: Nasdaq Mobileye to lay off 200

Most of the employees being dismissed by the advanced driving assistance systems company work in Israel.

Zim CEO Eli Glickman credit: Itay Rappaport Hapag-Lloyd bids for ZIM

The German shipping giant is apparently not the only company to have expressed interest. ZIM's workers are fiercely opposed to a sale.

ICL's Dead Sea Works credit: Shutterstock Court orders ICL to pay NIS 250m for Dead Sea water

Israel’s High Court of Justice has ordered ICL’s Dead Sea Works unit to pay for water pumped from 2018.

Simad summer camp  credit: company presentation US summer camps co raises debt in Tel Aviv

Simad Holdings' camps cost up to $16,000 per participant. The offering is part of a revival of the primary market on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Leviathan platform  credit: Albatross Egypt gas deal approval linked to lower domestic prices

The Energy Ministry will approve the $35 billion gas export deal providing gas producers commit to lowering gas prices for the Israeli economy.

Zehavit Cohen credit: Yonatan Bloom Apax Partners to buy Yad2 for $950m

UK private equity firm Apax Partners has signed an agreement to acquire the Israeli second-hand market site from US private equity firm KKR.

Reuven Rivlin  credit: Gil Gibli Former president Reuven Rivlin leaves Electreon


Rivlin will take up the post of digital currency company BitCore, which seeks a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange listing.

Doral's Mammoth North solar installation in Indiana  credit: Doral Energy Investors back Doral's optimism

Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources' stock price has soared as it indicates it will complete US projects in time for tax breaks.

Dalia Korkin  credit: Noa Zeni The CEO who feared she'd be living in a tent

Dalia Korkin risked everything to invest in nursing care company Amal Group and Beyond, and led it all the way to a NIS 2.6 billion IPO.

Elad Aharonson credit: Shlomi Yosef ICL CEO: 400 million people owe their food to our products

Elad Aharonson spoke to the "Globes" Israel Business Conference about ICL's advanced fertilizer technologies, and its Zionist values.

Ella-Tamar Adhanan  credit: Rodolphe Felix Hercules Capital names Ella-Tamar Adhanan head of Israel activity

Adhanan is due to open an Israel office for the venture lending firm next year.

Phoenix Financial CEO Eyal Ben-Simon at the 2025 Israel Business Conference  credit: Cadya Levy Phoenix upgrades targets

The insurance and financial group's profit for the first nine months of 2025 was 40% higher than in the corresponding period.

Eli Glickman  credit: ZIM ZIM board "reviewing alternatives" including sale

The board has apparently decided not to proceed with a buyout offer from its CEO Eli Glickman and Rami Ungar.

Mine founders  credit: Shai Dolev McAfee buys privacy app of Israeli co Mine

The value of the deal is estimated in the tens of millions of dollars. Mine seeks to focus on products for the enterprise market.

The Phoenix Holdings CEO Eyal Ben-Simon at the 2025 Israel Business Conference  credit: Cadya Levy Phoenix CEO: We're the main generator of competition in finance

Before talking about the economy, Israel needs to define the right set of values for itself, The Phoenix Holdings CEO Eyal Ben-Simon told the Israel Business Conference.

Check Point chairman Gil Shwed credit: Shlomi Yosef Gil Shwed: Cybersecurity market disconnected from reality

Check Point chairman Gil Shwed told the Globes Israel Business Conference that the market is measured by raising money, rather than creating value for customers and translating it into profit.

Israel's big five banks credit: Eyal Izhar, Tali Bogdanovsky Bank stocks indifferent to huge dividend payout

Israel's major banks reported record profits last week, but the market apparently believes the good times may not last.

El Al VP Nadav Hanin credit: Cadya Levy El Al VP: There is imbalance between supply and demand

Even though foreign airlines are returning to Israel, El Al VP Nadav Hanin told the Globes Israel Business Conference that even though the local aviation industry has begun to stabilize, global problems will negatively affect Israel.

TASE CEO Itai Ben-Zeev credit: Shlomi Yosef TASE CEO: We’re only scratching surface of global investment

Itai Ben-Zeev told the Globes Israel Business Conference about the impressive performance of the stock market this year and sees more potential gains ahead.

Zim CEO Eli Glickman credit: Itay Rappaport ZIM Q3 results down amid shareholder pressure

ZIM chairperson Yair Seroussi: All the shipping companies are traded at a discount, but we are certainly aware of the issue of the company’s value.

Bank Hapoalim credit: Roman Yanushevsky Shutterstock Bank Hapoalim Q3 profit up 8.4%

The bank is “only” distributing 50% of its profit as a dividend because it is setting aside a high amount for credit losses.

First International Bank of Israel CEO Eli Cohen  credit: Eyal Toueg First Int’l Bank to sell CAL-ICC stake for NIS 1.1b

The bank will sell its 28% stake in the credit card company to George Horesh’s Union Investments and Harel.

Playtika IPO on Nasdaq credit: PR Playtika shedding yet more employees

The layoffs are estimated at 20% of the headcount at the end of 2024. The mobile games company is profitable, but struggling to grow.

Delek Group CEO Idan Wallace  credit: PR Delek Group outdoes banks on profit, but dividend lower

Delek Group's third quarter jumped by 640% year-on-year, mainly thanks to a revaluation of its holding in North Sea oil producer Ithaca Energy.

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