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FIMI's Idan Sharoni Says War-Era Exits Reached $3.6 Billion as Public-Relations and Media Moves Continue
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By גלית חתן
What happened
Yishai Davidi said FIMI realized $3.6 billion in exits during the war years and highlighted Bet Shemesh Engines as a major turnaround. The article also noted a Publicis Israel AI launch, several media and finance appointments, and a KAN World Cup digital record.
- 01Davidi said FIMI completed $3.6 billion in exits during the war years.
- 02FIMI now owns 31 companies employing about 60,000 workers.
- 03FIMI sold 6 percent of Bet Shemesh Engines for 500 million shekels.
- 04Publicis Israel launched new AI-driven capabilities at The George in Tel Aviv.
- 05Reshet 13 and Ultra Finance announced new senior appointments.
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