Mergers & acquisitions

Based in Migdal Ha'Emek, Polymer Logistics manufactures reusable transport packaging and retail merchandizing systems.

Founders and co-CEOs Meir Ohayon and Tomer Dotan will continue managing the auto trade-in chain.

Dr. Pnina Fishman will continue as Can-Fite BioPharma's CEO.

The merged company will be listed on Nasdaq under the name 9 Meters Biopharma.

81% of the bondholders voted for Lapidoth Capital's bid after YH Dimri lowered its bid at the last minute.

Tel Aviv-based ChameleonX has developed self-protection technology for websites to prevent fraud and theft.

The Haifa-based company develops and deploys artificial intelligence (AI)-based predictive maintenance software.

The boutique bakery is controlled by CEO Daniella Abramson-Benita and Kobi Levy, Rami Levy's son.

With annual revenue of $1 billion, the Israeli digital ad company plans expanding operations in the mobile phone and gaming sectors.

The threat from the giants led the two companies' heads to set ego aside.

Based in Rehovot, the medical device company has developed a proprietary 355nm wavelength laser technology platform.

Taboola will pay $250 million to Outbrain, which will receive 30% of the merged content recommendation company.

Bank Hapoalim has changed its recommendation from "Market outperform" to "Market perform," but raised its target price for the stock to $170.

Delek Group's share price is down 35% since the Chevron deal, and its bonds yields are up to 8%.

The WOW cosmetics chain is the largest in Israel in the low-cost sector, with 67 branches and 500 employees.

Din Marketing and Roasting is on the verge of signing an agreement to buy the plant.

ClickSoftware founder Moshe BenBassat: What happens to my people, whom I worked with for 20 years, is very important to me. The atmosphere in the deal was one of mutual commitment.

All parties involved in the Israeli software testing company's ownership in the past 20 years have made a large profit on their investments.