Amir Brothers Reap Over $90 Million From Shufersal Stake

The Amir brothers have earned approximately 320 million shekels (about $90 million) in dividends and capital gains from their investment in Shufersal, Israel's largest supermarket chain, over the past two and a half years. This significant return comes as the brothers are reportedly considering selling their stake in the company.

Their investment in Shufersal began in 2019 when they acquired a 19.8% stake. In 2021, they increased their holdings to 20.7%, becoming the controlling shareholders. The brothers' financial success from Shufersal highlights a period of substantial returns for them from their business ventures.

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