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N12Sports

Recanati Family Acquires Federman Shares in Maccabi Tel Aviv for $50 Million

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

The Recanati family has bought the Federman family's 29% stake in Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club for $50 million, raising their ownership to 58% and planning major investments in players.

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  • Recanati family acquires Federman family's 29% stake in Maccabi Tel Aviv for $50 million.
  • This purchase raises Recanati family's ownership in the club to 58%.
  • The acquisition was made by exercising a right of first refusal under a shareholders' agreement.
  • Recanati family plans to invest tens of millions of dollars in the club's player budget.
  • Eric Stillman previously bought half of Padenco Sport's 29% stake in the club.
  • Further details about the deal are expected to be announced soon.
Recanati Family Acquires Federman Shares in Maccabi Tel Aviv for $50 Million
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A significant ownership change has taken place at Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club. The Recanati family has purchased the 29% stake previously held by the Federman family through the company Padenco Sport, effectively removing the Federmans from the club's ownership. This acquisition increases the Recanati family's share to 58% of the club.

The transaction was made under a shareholders' agreement, with the Recanati family exercising their right of first refusal to buy the shares from Padenco. The purchase price for the Federman shares was approximately $50 million.

Following the acquisition, the Recanati family announced their intention to invest tens of millions of dollars in the club's player budget over the coming years, signaling a commitment to strengthening the team. This development follows earlier changes in ownership, including Eric Stillman's purchase of half of Padenco Sport's holdings, which controlled 29% of the club.

Further details about the deal and its implications for Maccabi Tel Aviv's future are expected to be released soon.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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