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Dead Sea Cosmetics Firm Seeks Debt Arrangement Amid Financial Woes

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By מערכת ice

What happened

Israeli cosmetics company Paloma Dead Sea is seeking a debt settlement of approximately 26 million shekels due to financial difficulties exacerbated by the pandemic and recent conflict. The company proposes a repayment plan and seeks to continue operations rather than face liquidation.

  • 01Paloma Dead Sea faces 26 million shekels in debt.
  • 02Company cites pandemic, conflict, and economic factors for crisis.
  • 03A debt settlement plan is proposed to the court.
  • 04Shareholders provided loans and forewent salaries.
  • 05The company seeks to continue operations.

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IceUnrated · Hebrew46 minutes ago
Dead Sea Cosmetics Firm Seeks Debt Arrangement Amid Financial Woes
CalcalistUnrated · Hebrew2 hours ago
Dead Sea Cosmetics Firm Paloma Seeks Debt Arrangement Amid Financial Crisis