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Kadma Fund Offers to Acquire Formica Center Averbuch for $51 Million
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By שירי חביב ולדהורן
First reported by Bizportal · 1 day ago
What happened
Private equity fund Kadma has made an indicative offer to acquire Israeli wood products company Formica Center Averbuch for approximately $51 million, representing a 133% premium and aiming to delist the company. The offer is subject to due diligence and final agreements, with analysts noting potential synergies in real estate and construction sectors.
- 01Kadma Fund offered to buy Formica Center Averbuch for $51 million.
- 02The offer represents a 133% premium over the company's market price.
- 03Averbuch is a family-owned company in wood products and real estate.
- 04The acquisition is conditional on due diligence and final agreements.
- 05Kadma aims to delist the company from the stock exchange.
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