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Dudu Otmezgin Fired From His Own Company, Remains Shareholder
Dudu Otmezgin has been fired as an employee from his namesake company, "Dudu Otmezgin Patisserie Ltd.," now controlled by Keshet Ta'amim. While remaining a 30% shareholder, Otmezgin is no longer employed by the firm.
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What happened
- 01Dudu Otmezgin was dismissed as an employee from his company, "Dudu Otmezgin Patisserie Ltd."
- 02Otmezgin remains a 30% shareholder in the company, which is controlled by Keshet Ta'amim.
- 03Otmezgin filed a lawsuit for 368,112 shekels, alleging breach of contract over car funding.
- 04The company disputes Otmezgin's claims and has requested the lawsuit's dismissal.
- 05The partnership between Otmezgin and Keshet Ta'amim began in August 2023.
The dismissal follows disagreements, including a lawsuit filed by Otmezgin for 368,112 shekels over alleged breach of contract regarding car funding. The company disputes his claims and has requested the lawsuit's dismissal.
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