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Ze Sushi Restaurant Group Seeks Debt Restructuring Amid ₪19 Million Debt
The Ze Sushi restaurant group has requested a temporary stay of proceedings from the Tel Aviv District Court to restructure debts totaling approximately 19 million shekels. The group attributes its cash flow crisis to a partner's alleged default, losses from a failed venture, and the war's impact on the industry.
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What happened
- 01Ze Sushi restaurant group seeks court protection from creditors due to 19 million shekel debt.
- 02The group operates two Tel Aviv restaurants and virtual brands on the Wolt platform.
- 03Controlling owners Eve Gabriel and Inbar Zaruk have personally invested millions.
- 04The crisis is blamed on a partner's alleged default and a failed restaurant venture.
- 05The company claims core operations are profitable and aims to preserve over 50 jobs.
- 06Ze Sushi generated 71% of its 2025 revenue, over 10 million shekels, through Wolt.
Despite the debt, the two Tel Aviv restaurants remain operational and profitable at their core. The company seeks to negotiate a debt settlement while preserving over 50 jobs and continuing operations, with a significant portion of revenue generated through the Wolt delivery platform.
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