Melisron CEO Ofir Sarid Takes Unexpected Health Leave
Translated & summarized from Calcalist by baba
Ofir Sarid, CEO of Israeli real estate firm Melisron, has taken an unexpected leave of absence for health reasons. Oren Gilinger, the CFO, will step in as acting CEO while Sarid is away.
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- Melisron CEO Ofir Sarid is on unexpected health leave.
- CFO Oren Gilinger will act as interim CEO.
- Sarid has led the company since 2019.
- Melisron is Israel's second-largest mall operator.
Ofir Sarid, the CEO of the real estate company Melisron, has unexpectedly begun a leave of absence due to health reasons, preventing him from fulfilling his duties at this time. Oren Gilinger, the company's CFO, will serve as acting CEO during Sarid's absence.
Sarid, 55, has led Melisron since 2019, taking over from Avi Levi, who now controls Lahav. Prior to his appointment as CEO, Sarid served as Melisron's CFO. Melisron is Israel's second-largest mall operator, trailing only Azrieli Group.
The company, controlled by Liora Ofer, has a market capitalization of approximately NIS 20 billion.
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