Deal

Ofarim Media, controlled by Yitzhak Mirilashvili, has acquired a 51% stake in the billboard advertising company Deal Tov. The deal is estimated at 40–60 million shekels.

The Competition Authority has set strict conditions for approving the acquisition of CAL by the Union group and Harel. Parties are in negotiations, but disagreements over control and data access threaten the deal's completion.

Enlight has signed a 12-year agreement to purchase green electricity from Rapac Energy. The total consideration for the deal is estimated to reach approximately 495 million shekels.

Insurance company Menora Mivtachim is acquiring 40% of the shares of the hedge fund Agility for 200 million shekels. The deal values the fund at 500 million shekels, surprising the capital market.

Tal Kedem and Udi Biton are set to sell a 25%–30% stake in their hedge fund, Agility, to the insurance company Menora. The deal values the fund at approximately 300 million shekels, resulting in a payout of 75–100 million shekels.

NVIDIA has entered into a $6 billion deal with the startup Poolside, securing access to its AI models and a team of 109 engineers. This strategic move is aimed at strengthening the company's position in the field of 'open weights' models.

A new strategic move by the tech giant in the field of artificial intelligence chips is making waves in the market and boosting the stock of a surprising partner by 11%, while a major competitor is seeing declines.

Doral is increasing its stake in its US subsidiary, Doral LLC, to 53.2% through a $738 million investment. The deal aims to strengthen the company's primary growth engine and provide sufficient liquidity for project development.

The infrastructure giant Electra continues to expand its transport empire: through its subsidiary Electra Apikim, it is purchasing 51% of the Be’er Sheva bus company “Matai Leyv”. The deal, valued at tens of millions of shekels, reflects a valuation of approximately NIS 100 million for the southern company.

On Thursday, shareholders will meet to approve the deal; the airline controlled by Rami Levy and Shalom Haim will pay 15 million shekels to acquire 10% of the shares of the Rami Levy club company.

The PUSH news project by Itzik Parzan and Moti Sharf's company Forever are parting ways. Globes has learned that Parzan is buying out Forever's 35% stake at a valuation of 10 million shekels. The transaction is based on the project's valuation at the time of the company's entry in late 2025, though current estimates suggest a higher value.

The income-producing real estate company plans a full exit from operations in the USA. It is selling the asset in Nevada at a price higher than the book value and plans to sell the last asset in Pennsylvania. In addition, the company also sold its holdings in the subsidiaries in France.

This is not the first time that Shikun & Binui and Generation have pushed back the deadline in a deal of more than 4 billion shekels that could change the balance of power in the Israeli energy market. In the background, the Keystone offer by Navot Bar continues to hover.