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Oudi Rekhnati Family Takes Control of Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club

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The Rekhnati family has taken majority control of Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club by buying the Federman family's shares for $50 million, raising their stake to 58%. They plan to significantly increase the club's budget to improve performance after recent struggles. Eric Stillman, a recent board member and sponsor, will step down. Oudi Rekhnati, a veteran businessman known for selling IDB Holding, leads the family’s return to the club.

  • 01The Rekhnati family acquires 58% control of Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club for $50 million.
  • 02The deal values the club at $172 million and aims to boost its budget significantly.
  • 03Eric Stillman, recent board member and sponsor, will leave his role within two months.
  • 04David and Danny Federman previously led the club before selling shares to Rekhnatis.
  • 05Oudi Rekhnati is a veteran businessman known for selling IDB Holding in 2003.
  • 06The Rekhnatis have longstanding ties to basketball and plan major investments in players.

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Yam Madar
OrganizationsMaccabi Tel Aviv, Rapid Technologies, IDB Holding, Discount Bank, Maccabi World Union, Reichman University
PlacesIsrael, Switzerland

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