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  1. July 8, 2026
    1. Simad sells Camp Achim, and debt priority determines how much reaches the bonds

      Simad is selling Camp Achim for $7.0 million, above the roughly $6.3 million book value, but the proceeds are not free cash. The buyer is not assuming Simad's financial debt, and the money is expected to pass through the bankruptcy estate. The core question is how much remains a…

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    2. Rapac after the reported RPF Energy IPO: the route from external value to accessible cash

      Reports of roughly NIS 420 million raised by RPF Energy at a valuation around NIS 1.7 billion provide Rapac with an external pricing marker for the energy arm and move the focus to the parent-company cash route. Practical value will be determined by Rapac's post-dilution ownersh…

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    3. Gilat, RP Optical and Massivit need to turn defense demand into cash

      The July 7 defense filings create a clear order-quality ladder: Gilat has the closest path from order to revenue, RP Optical has a new European customer with most revenue waiting for 2027, and Massivit has service infrastructure that still needs utilization and orders.

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    4. Banks · Insurance

      CAL and Eldan test car financing without loading risk onto Eldan

      The reported cooperation between CAL and Eldan is more than a marketing signal because it follows Eldan's terminated Direct Finance venture and its disclosed search for alternative customer-loan structures. The economics depend on whether CAL holds underwriting and credit risk w…

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  2. July 7, 2026
    1. G City, Norstar and Ari: the share sale gives Norstar liquidity, while part of the cash returns to G City equity

      The Norstar-Ari transaction changes the read on G City because it combines a share sale, voting agreement and planned equity raise. The benefit is not in the headline consideration alone, but in how much cash stays at Norstar, how much money Ari must bring, and how much equity a…

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    2. Fattal Europe sets up EUR 518 million hotel partnership with up-to-EUR 200 million capital commitment

      Fattal Europe completed a EUR 518 million first closing for a new hotel partnership. For bondholders, the focus moves from the full institutional capital amount to the company's up-to-EUR 200 million commitment, alongside retained control, management rights and a 5% return under…

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    3. Leumi Partners' Delek Israel investment: Hot Mobile funding and a diluted valuation anchor for Lahav

      Leumi Partners completed a NIS 213 million investment in Delek Israel at a clear external valuation, giving Lahav an important price marker for a material investee. Lahav's stake in Delek Israel fell from about 39% to about 31%, and the money went into Delek Israel to fund its H…

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    4. Econergy puts bank debt behind Immingham, with EDF's floor covering about half the revenue forecast

      Econergy moved Immingham onto a more financed path: about GBP 42.7m of project debt, two EDF Floor agreements and an existing Capacity Market component. The central read is that the secured revenue base is expected to cover only about 50% of project revenue over the contract per…

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    5. Aviv Construction's urban-renewal MOU: NIS 20m still depends on project conditions

      Aviv Construction signed an MOU to acquire a target company in urban renewal, but the economic read depends on the target company's expected share of about 1,100 units for marketing and on the conditions attached to the contingent payment of up to about NIS 20m.

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    6. Financial Services

      Meitav tries again to take Peninsula private in shares: 0.82% dilution depends on minority acceptance

      Meitav's July offer for Peninsula is a second attempt to acquire the remaining public shares and reach full control. The maximum dilution at Meitav is small, about 0.82%, but the economic result depends on minority acceptance and on Peninsula's credit-book quality.

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    7. Castro is building an ANTA business: profit contribution needs sales per square meter to cover launch costs

      Castro created a meaningful commercial trigger with the five-year ANTA distribution agreement, but the economic value will come from sales per square meter, gross margin and the company's ability to fund inventory and stores without adding pressure to an already weaker apparel s…

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    8. Sunny Communications: a NIS 17.3m sanction risk turns parallel-import control into a cash question

      Sunny received notice of an intended sanction of about NIS 17.3 million, subject to a hearing. It is not yet a final fine, but the amount is already large enough relative to cash, profit and refinancing needs to turn the event from a generic legal question into a cash and provis…

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