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Tnuva Considers Major IPO at $13 Billion Valuation
Israeli food company Tnuva is preparing for a potential IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in late 2027, aiming for a valuation of 13 billion shekels. This follows a previous attempt to go public that was halted in April 2026. The company is owned by China's Bright Food Group and kibbutz purchasing organizations.
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- 01Tnuva is preparing for a potential IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in the second half of 2027.
- 02The company aims for a valuation of approximately 13 billion shekels in the offering.
- 03This is a renewed effort after a previous IPO plan was frozen in April 2026.
- 04Tnuva is currently owned by China's Bright Food Group (76%) and kibbutz purchasing organizations (24%).
- 05The company recently launched a new brand in the dietary supplement market called HOLIS.
- 06A previous IPO attempt in early 2025 was halted due to market conditions and reforms.
If successful, it would be a major local market offering.
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