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Dudu Ezra Group Acquires Stop Market Chain for $165 Million
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By מערכת ice
First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Dudu Ezra Group has purchased the Stop Market supermarket chain for NIS 600 million, creating a combined entity with 22 branches and annual revenues of NIS 1.5 billion. The deal signifies a major expansion for the Dudu Ezra Group, which plans a future stock exchange listing.
- 01Dudu Ezra Group buys Stop Market for NIS 600 million.
- 02Combined entity will operate 22 branches with NIS 1.5 billion revenue.
- 03Acquisition marks significant expansion for Dudu Ezra Group.
- 04Stop Market has NIS 880 million annual revenue and NIS 40 million net profit.
- 05Dudu Ezra Group plans IPO by 2028.
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