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YnetEconomy

Dor Alon Suspects Employees Stole NIS 40 Million

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

Energy firm Dor Alon suspects employees of stealing NIS 40 million from its fueling stations over the last two years. The company has hired investigators and reported the suspected theft to the police and stock exchange.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Dor Alon suspects employees stole NIS 40 million.
  • The theft occurred at several fueling stations.
  • Most of the alleged theft happened in the last two years.
  • The company hired external investigators.
  • Police have been formally notified of the incident.

Energy company Dor Alon has reported a suspected large-scale theft totaling approximately NIS 40 million (about $10.8 million USD) from several of its fueling stations, allegedly perpetrated by company employees. The company informed the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the Israel Securities Authority of the suspected fraud, which appears to have occurred primarily over the past two years.

Following the discovery, Dor Alon hired an external investigation firm and filed a formal complaint with the police. The company is currently assessing the potential impact of the incident on its financial statements and determining if accounting adjustments will be necessary based on the ongoing investigation's findings.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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