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Idan Ofer's Cannon Invests $450 Million in US Infrastructure Firm
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By מירב ארד
What happened
Idan Ofer's Cannon company is investing $450 million for a 25% stake in U.S. infrastructure firm Vesta, following a highly profitable exit from its investment in the shipping company ZIM. The deal values Vesta at $2.92 billion, and the funds for the investment were largely generated from the sale of ZIM shares and dividends, which yielded over $2.1 billion.
- 01Cannon invests $450 million for 25% of U.S. infrastructure firm Vesta.
- 02The investment follows a highly profitable ZIM exit yielding over $2.1 billion.
- 03Vesta operates heating and cooling systems in 12 U.S. cities.
- 04The deal values Vesta at $2.92 billion.
- 05Cannon's stock fell 6% on the announcement.
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The coverage
3 newsrooms on this story
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