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Family Dispute Exposes Half Price Chain's Plans to Bring in New Partner Amid Debt Crisis

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דווח לראשונה בCalcalist · יוני 29, 2026

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A family dispute within Israel's Half Price discount chain has surfaced publicly as minority shareholders sue majority owner Moti Kuperli over alleged mismanagement and exclusion. The chain, valued at over 3 billion shekels including debt, is seeking new investors to reduce heavy leverage. A potential sale involving fashion and food industry figures was revealed amid ongoing legal battles following co-founder Zaki Shalom's death.

01Half Price's minority shareholders sue majority owner Moti Kuperli over alleged oppression and mismanagement.
02The chain is valued at 3.2-3.5 billion shekels including debt, seeking to sell 20%-50% shares to new investors.
03A phone call revealed interest from Fox CEO Harel Wizel and food importer Tzvika Wiliger in acquiring the chain.
04The dispute escalated after co-founder Zaki Shalom's death, with debts reaching 1.2 billion shekels.
05Half Price faces annual financing costs of 120 million shekels and is under special bank credit supervision.
06Kuperli denies allegations, calling the lawsuit baseless and pledging to defend the company legally.

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