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Kikar HaShabbatEconomy

Dor Alon Reports Massive Embezzlement of NIS 40 Million

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

Energy company Dor Alon reported a serious embezzlement case involving approximately NIS 40 million over the last two years. The company has hired private investigators and filed a police complaint as it probes its financial records.

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  • Dor Alon reports NIS 40 million embezzled over two years.
  • Company hired private investigators.
  • Police complaint filed regarding the missing funds.
  • Financial report review underway.

The Israeli energy company Dor Alon has reported a severe embezzlement case to the stock exchange, revealing that approximately NIS 40 million (around $11 million USD) has gone missing over the past two years. The company's management has initiated a thorough investigation into its financial reports following this significant discovery.

In response to the alarming revelation, Dor Alon has hired private investigators to look into the matter. Additionally, the company has filed a formal complaint with the police, who are expected to launch their own inquiry into the alleged theft. The full extent of the embezzlement and the individuals responsible are yet to be determined as the investigations are ongoing.

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