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Recanati Family Gains Control of Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club via Right of First Refusal

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Recanati Family Gains Control of Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club via Right of First Refusal
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דווח לראשונה בWalla · Jul 15, 2026

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The Recanati family has taken control of Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club by purchasing the Federman family's 29% stake for $50 million, using their right of first refusal to block another buyer. This deal exemplifies how ROFR clauses enable shareholders to consolidate ownership and influence company control in Israel.

  • 01Recanati family buys Federman’s 29% stake in Maccabi Tel Aviv for $50 million, gaining 58% control.
  • 02Right of first refusal (ROFR) allowed Recanati to block Eric Stillman’s partial purchase of Federman shares.
  • 03ROFR requires existing shareholders to match third-party offers before shares are sold externally.
  • 04Legal experts say ROFR complicates sales but helps consolidate ownership and control.
  • 05Other Israeli companies like Dorad power station and Anashim Ha’ir also recently used ROFR to block external buyers.
  • 06ROFR clauses specify timeframes and usually require all-or-nothing exercise of the right.

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OrganizationsMaccabi Tel Aviv, Federman Family, Recanati Family, Rapid, Phoenix, Menora Mivtachim, Adletek, Rothstein
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