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Leumi Partners Exits Indirect Stake in Nofar in Deal Expected to Book Up to NIS 300 Million Profit
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By איתן גרסטנפלד
First reported by Calcalist · Jun 18, 2026
What happened
Leumi Partners is ending its indirect partnership in Nofar Energy and moving to a direct stake, in a deal expected to yield NIS 250 million to NIS 300 million. The move follows a sharp rise in Nofar’s share price and the early repayment of a NIS 450 million loan.
- 01Leumi Partners expects a NIS 250 million to NIS 300 million gain from its Nofar investment.
- 02The bank’s investment arm is switching from indirect control to a direct holding.
- 03Ofer Yannai will end up with about 28.6% of Nofar after the deal.
- 04Nofar is expected to repay a NIS 450 million Leumi loan with outside financing.
- 05Nofar’s share price has risen about 116% since Leumi invested.
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