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Israeli Restaurant Giant Freezes IPO Amid Investor Disagreement
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First reported by Ynet · 12 hours ago
What happened
Kisu Hospitality, an Israeli restaurant group, has indefinitely postponed its planned IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange due to a valuation disagreement with institutional investors. The company sought a higher valuation than investors were willing to offer, leading to the decision to wait for better market conditions.
- 01Kisu Hospitality IPO frozen due to investor valuation gap.
- 02Company sought NIS 400M valuation, investors offered NIS 270M.
- 03First restaurant chain IPO on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange halted.
- 04Kisu operates eight Asian restaurants, plans four more.
- 05Company reported strong sales and operating profit in H1 2026.
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