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Kohan Properties Ousts Controlling Shareholder Amid New $2.7 Million Debt Revelation
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By בן פלמון
First reported by Calcalist · 14 hours ago
What happened
Kohan Properties has removed controlling shareholder Mike Kohan from management and stripped him of signing authority following the revelation of an additional $2.7 million debt. This comes after previous discoveries of misused company funds totaling over $15 million, impacting investor confidence and leading to stricter regulatory oversight.
- 01Kohan Properties removed Mike Kohan from management due to new debt.
- 02An additional $2.7 million debt owed by Kohan was revealed.
- 03Previous misuse of company funds exceeded $15 million.
- 04Investor confidence in the company's bonds has significantly declined.
- 05Regulatory requirements for foreign companies raising debt in Israel have tightened.
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