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Horizon Investment House to Go Public on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Horizon Investment House is merging with Blue Wave Water Capital to become a public company on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with a total transaction value of 40 million shekels. The deal, which sees Blue Wave acquire Horizon from its founder Itai Lipkowitz, is expected to be completed pending regulatory approval.
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What happened
- 01Horizon Investment House will become a public company via merger with Blue Wave Water Capital.
- 02The total transaction value for Horizon is set at 40 million shekels.
- 03Horizon manages approximately 2 billion shekels in assets for various clients.
- 04Horizon reported revenues of 15.2 million shekels and net profit of 3.47 million shekels in 2025.
- 05Founder Itai Lipkowitz will continue with Horizon as chief strategist.
- 06The deal requires approval from the Israel Securities Authority.
Horizon, founded in 2010, manages approximately 2 billion shekels in assets and has shown strong revenue and profit growth. This follows a similar public listing by investment house Pasternak Soham.
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