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Aviv Family Drops Share Offering, Plans NIS 200 Million Bond Raise
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By אלמוג עזר
What happened
Aviv Group is canceling its planned share offering and instead seeking to raise NIS 200 million in bonds. The decision follows resistance to a proposed valuation of about NIS 1.5 billion and comes amid growing investor criticism of recent Israeli IPO pricing.
- 01Aviv Group canceled its planned share offering and will raise debt instead.
- 02The company aims to issue NIS 200 million in bonds.
- 03The planned equity valuation was about NIS 1.5 billion.
- 04Aviv reported 2025 net profit of NIS 39 million, up 22%.
- 05It is the first share offering withdrawn this year amid IPO valuation criticism.
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