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Durad Power Plant Faces Court Battle Amid Stalled 3 Billion Shekel Expansion
Adaltak O&M petitioned the Tel Aviv District Court to appoint an arbitrator in a dispute over maintenance contracts for the stalled 3 billion shekel Durad power plant expansion, amid regulatory hurdles and shareholder infighting.

Israeli Tech Expands Abroad as Local Employment Growth Slows
A new study reveals that Israeli high-tech is increasingly expanding operations abroad while local employment growth slows down, influenced by global scaling and artificial intelligence integration.

Teleport Sues Israel Post Over Executive Hire and Non-Compete Breach
Logistics firm Teleport Delivery has petitioned the Tel Aviv District Court to block a senior executive from working at Israel Post, citing non-compete violations and shared company stakes.
Phoenix Acquires Significant Stake in Avisror Following Public Offering
The Phoenix insurance company has officially become a substantial shareholder in the Avisror real estate firm after investing 160 million NIS for a 6.24% stake following the company's recent public offering.
The Phoenix Builds Massive 7 Billion Shekel Position in Israeli Chip Sector
The Phoenix has built a massive 7 billion shekel position in Israel's semiconductor sector, adding 3 billion shekels to stakes in Nova and Camtek.
Phoenix Insurance to Pay 74 Million Shekels in Class-Action Settlement
Phoenix Insurance will pay 74 million shekels in a class-action settlement approved by the Tel Aviv District Court for unlawfully withholding statutory interest on delayed payouts.
How will the shares in the state car insurance tender be divided — and what is the discount rate granted to employees?
Phoenix, Migdal, and WeSure have won the Ministry of Finance tender for insuring private vehicles of state employees, retirees, and career soldiers in the IDF for 2027. Over 70,000 vehicles are expected to be covered.
Phoenix to acquire 20% stake in Fattal's coworking merger at a valuation of 1.4 billion NIS
Fattal Holdings is merging its ROOMS workspaces with SwitchUp. Following the deal, valued at 1.4 billion NIS, the Phoenix insurance group will hold a 20% stake in the combined entity.
Arieli Group reaches settlement with Phoenix, and its controlling shares in Elron will not be sold
The Arieli Group has reached a framework agreement with Phoenix Investment House to settle debts, ensuring it retains control of Elron. The lender had previously demanded repayment due to a decline in the value of the pledged shares.
5% drop in Phoenix profits to 908 million shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels
Phoenix concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a total profit of 908 million shekels, a 5% decrease year-on-year. Despite a decline in insurance core profits, the company saw significant growth in investment management and consumer credit activities.

Phoenix grew its asset management operations by 50% and signals target adjustments
Increase in core profits and growth in assets under management: Phoenix concludes the first half of 2026 with a total profit of 1.57 billion shekels and an increase in business targets. Excellence Trade crossed the 100,000 client threshold. The company will distribute a 400 million shekel dividend and increase its share buyback program.
Led by insurance giants: financial reports this week in Tel Aviv
After Migdal and Clal presented a return on equity of over 22% and record core profits last week, the last three insurance companies complete the picture this week. And on the other side of the stock exchange, residential developers continue to plummet - and this is exactly the contrast that is important to know.
Stock Market Ranking: Two Giants Fall by 10%
While the top ten remains unchanged, the market saw sharp movements: Palo Alto and Tower shares dropped amid profit-taking and sector volatility, while Phoenix insurance stood out with gains ahead of upcoming quarterly reports.

The turnaround in the provident fund market continues: Phoenix has overtaken Altshuler Shaham
Phoenix becomes the third largest entity in the provident fund industry. Clal Insurance has its strongest month ever. Altshuler Shaham and Yelin Lapidot continue to lose money at a high rate.
Gidi Gov in a fierce legal battle: New complications following accident compensation
After paying tens of thousands of shekels to a driver injured in an accident, the insurance company "Phoenix" has launched a separate legal proceeding against its famous client, Gidi Gov, claiming he was driving under an active medical disqualification.
"Could have ended in disaster": Two planes flew under the same number — and nearly collided
An unusual incident in Phoenix, USA, highlighted the importance of air traffic controller vigilance after two American Airlines planes found themselves in the same airspace under the same flight number. The controller reacted in real-time, changing the way he communicated with the crews, thereby preventing a collision.
Phoenix establishes a hedge fund management company
Israel's largest financial asset firm, Phoenix, is launching its own hedge fund division. The company is recruiting senior industry professionals to compete with established firms like Sphera and Alpha.
Electricity Authority: Phoenix is not a competitive problem at the Dorad power plant
The Electricity Authority signals that institutional entities will receive more lenient treatment regarding concentration issues in the electricity sector, even when they hold a series of production and storage assets. Electricity Authority: "There is no impediment to approving the allocation of rights to the Phoenix group based on considerations of economy-wide concentration."
Phoenix to invest in PowerGen at a valuation of 3.25 billion shekels
Phoenix's investment values PowerGen at 3.25 billion shekels and is expected to yield the Generation fund a profit of up to 320 million shekels. This move is a key step in financing the acquisition of Shikun & Binui Energy and strengthens PowerGen's position as a leading player in the Israeli energy market.
A falling knife or an opportunity? The investment house that offers a bet on the sector most affected by AI
The Phoenix investment house, through its KSM ETF brand, has launched a new fund tracking American software stocks. Despite the sector's decline due to AI-related fears, experts see this as a potential investment opportunity.
Jared Kushner Sells 2.5% of Phoenix Shares to Foreign Investors for 1 Billion Shekels
The American investment fund Affinity Partners, led by Jared Kushner, has sold 2.5% of Phoenix Finance shares to two international institutional investors for approximately 1 billion shekels. Following the transaction, the fund's stake in the company will decrease from 9.9% to 7.4%.