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Canadian-Israeli Group and Nadav Layla to Invest $375 Million in Ashkelon Chip Park

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Haaretz EnglishEconomy

Canadian Fund Invests $124.5 Million in Ashkelon Semiconductor Plant

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The Canadian-Israeli investment fund Awz and Nadav B. Logistics are buying land in Ashkelon, southern Israel, for 400 million shekels ($124.5 million). They plan to build semiconductor factories focused on communications and photonics, as well as a deep-tech research center.

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  • Awz and Nadav B. Logistics are buying land in Ashkelon for 400 million shekels.
  • The investment fund Awz is Canadian-Israeli.
  • The companies plan to build semiconductor factories.
  • The factories will focus on communications and photonics.
  • A deep-tech research center is also planned.
Canadian Fund Invests $124.5 Million in Ashkelon Semiconductor Plant
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