Phoenix Investments Threatens to Sell Arieli Shares in Elron Over NIS 90 Million Loan
Phoenix Investments has issued an ultimatum to Arieli, demanding the repayment of a NIS 90 million loan or facing the sale of Arieli's controlling shares in Elron. The investment firm is reportedly working with Bank Hapoalim to facilitate the potential sale.
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