Tomer Food to Resume Trading After Two-Month Suspension
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Food importer Tomer Food will resume trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on Wednesday after a two-month suspension. The resumption follows the publication of its first-half 2026 financial reports and an independent review. The review indicated a retrospective restatement of prior financial results due to alleged accounting irregularities. Trading was suspended in August after the designated CFO refused to take her position.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tomer Food shares will resume trading on Wednesday after a two-month suspension.
- The company published its first-half 2026 financial reports and independent review findings.
- An independent review revealed a retrospective restatement of previous financial results.
- Trading was suspended in August due to alleged accounting irregularities.
- The designated CFO refused to take her position, citing the irregularities.
Food importer Tomer Food announced on Monday that trading of its shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange will resume this Wednesday, following a suspension of nearly two months. The announcement comes after the company completed the publication of its first-half 2026 financial reports. These reports include findings from an independent review that revealed a retrospective restatement of previous years' financial results. The trading suspension began in August after the designated Chief Financial Officer refused to assume her role, citing allegations of accounting irregularities. The company's shares began trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in May as part of a merger with the shell company Sipia.
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