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Green Lantern Fund Acquires 49% of Israeli Bakery Biscotti Valued at 500 Million Shekels
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli Antitrust Authority approved the sale of 49% of bakery company Biscotti to the Green Lantern fund for 500 million shekels. Founder Amir Porat will remain CEO and receive 250,000 shekels for his shares. The deal is the largest in the local confectionery sector and aims to expand Biscotti's product range.
- 01Green Lantern fund acquires 49% of Biscotti at a 500 million shekel valuation.
- 02Founder Amir Porat remains CEO and receives 250,000 shekels for his shares.
- 03Approval delayed due to competition concerns with related bakery holdings.
- 04Deal is largest ever in Israel's confectionery industry.
- 05Biscotti employs 800 workers and operates factories in Barkan and Bnei Brak.
- 06Green Lantern plans to expand Biscotti's product line to ready-made meals for catering.
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