MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

The Competition Authority is considered the easier of the two regulatory hurdles that the deal must overcome, the other being the Supervisor of Banks.

Magic will become wholly owned by Matrix in a triangular reverse merger. The combined company is expected to have a market cap of NIS 7.7 billion.

Street Insider reports that the shipping company's CEO Eli Glickman in considering a management-led buyout.

Otorio's technology secures heavy industry and critical infrastructure against cyber attack.

Tel Aviv-based Metis has developed a solution that enables software developers to own, troubleshoot, remediate, and control cloud-native databases and prevent related production issues.

The US medical device company will pay up to $540 million for the Rehovot-based intravascular ultrasound device developer for treating high blood pressure.

CyberArk, which will pay $165 million for the US identity governance and administration company, has surpassed Teva to become Israel's second most valuable company.

The US private equity firm is paying NIS 186 million for the Petah Tikva-based company.

US private equity firm AE Industrial Partners has already paid $900 million for Israeli cyberattack company Paragon, even though the Defense Ministry is still examining the deal.

This is the US data security company's third acquisition in Israel over the past five years.

Israel Acquisitions Corp., headed by Shay and Ziv Elul, is to merge with Israel drone delivery technology company Gadfin.

Shahar Bar-Or tells "Globes" about the Herzliya-based enterprise storage startup's revival of fortunes, after it nearly went out of business in 2020, culminating in its $500 million acquisition by Lenovo.

The US AI powered parking platform is acquiring Oosto for $125 million in an all-share deal, "TechCrunch" reports.

The Chinese computer giant will pay hundreds of millions of dollars for Infinidat, which will become its Israel development center.

2D Generation has merged into Adisyn, which is traded on the Australian Securities Exchange.

The New York-based blockchain giant will pay $160 million for its second Israeli acquisition.

The Or Akiva-based medical device company is developing the Nautilus device for aneurysm treatment.

Metropolis carries out urban renewal projects in central Israel. The deal values it at NIS 800 million.

Dr. Eyal Bressler & Co. specializes in intellectual property, and will expand Amit Pollak Matalon's services to include patents registration.

The bank claims that its new offer is better for Isracard shareholders than the agreement just signed with Delek Group.

The eight month delay in US approval of the deal saw Nvidia's share price rise over 70%, which will suit the Israeli company's founders and employers who will be paid in shares to remain with Run:ai.

Bank of Jerusalem is bidding to make a reverse merger into Isracard in an all-share deal at a company valuation of between NIS 3.8 billion and NIS 4.2 billion.

Yitzhak Tshuva's Delek Group has made a revised bid for Isracard at a higher valuation, presenting the credit card company's board with a dilemma.

The price represents a 39% premium over the valuation at which the shipping information tech company was floated on AIM three years ago.

Israel's Ministry of Defense today announced that the $900 million sale of the cyberattack company to a US investment firm has not yet received the required approval.

Cyberattack company Paragon, which if sold for $900 million will make former Prime Minister Ehud Barak a handsome profit, claims to have developed ethical spyware, while upsetting the IDF 8200 unit.

Exclusive: AE will pay up to $900 million for the Israeli company in which former Prime Minister Ehud Barak has a stake.

The acquisition price for the cyber company, which specializes in protecting email, is estimated at $200 million.

Yitzhak Tshuva's company proposes to buy a 37% stake at a valuation of NIS 3.36 billion. Menorah Mivtachim and Bank of Jerusalem are also in the race.

At the Globes' Israel Business Conference, Orna Kleinmann presented SAP’s vision of artificial intelligence for business.