Israeli Real Estate Fund Raises €350 Million for European Projects
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Israeli financial institutions Meitav, Clal Insurance, and Willin Lapidot invested €165 million in Frux Capital, a European debt fund. Founded by Israeli entrepreneurs Itamar Volkov and Ori Ilan, Frux Capital raised €350 million for its third fund, which focuses on senior credit for European real estate. The firm is now planning a new fund for data center financing.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Meitav, Clal Insurance, and Willin Lapidot invested €165 million in Frux Capital.
- Frux Capital was founded by Israeli real estate entrepreneurs Itamar Volkov and Ori Ilan.
- The fund raised a total of €350 million for its third European debt fund.
- Frux Capital provides senior credit for European real estate projects.
- The company is planning a new fund for data center financing.
Three major Israeli financial institutions, Meitav, Clal Insurance, and Willin Lapidot, have invested approximately €165 million (about NIS 570 million) in Frux Capital, a European debt fund.
Frux Capital, founded by Israeli real estate entrepreneurs Itamar Volkov and Ori Ilan, has successfully raised about €350 million for its third fund. The firm specializes in providing senior credit for real estate projects across Europe.
Currently, Frux Capital is preparing to establish a dedicated fund of several hundred million euros specifically for financing data centers.
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