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Israeli Stocks Alarum and REE Plunge Over 50% Amid Negative Reports and Legal Troubles

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First reported by Globes · 1 day ago

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Israeli companies Alarum and REE saw their shares plunge over 50% on Wall Street due to an FBI investigation into Alarum's subsidiary and REE's financial distress leading to Nasdaq delisting. Alarum faces scrutiny over alleged unauthorized device connections, while REE struggles with insolvency and mounting debts.

01Alarum shares dropped over 50% pre-market to a 3.5-year low amid FBI investigation into its subsidiary NetNut.
02NetNut is probed for allegedly connecting household devices to a location-masking network without consent.
03REE filed for a stay of proceedings in Tel Aviv court amid severe cash flow crisis and insolvency.
04REE’s stock is set to be delisted from Nasdaq after its price fell below one dollar.
05REE’s market value collapsed from $3.1 billion to $6.1 million since going public nearly five years ago.
06REE owes over 51 million shekels to employees and creditors, citing geopolitical and financial challenges.

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