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Israeli Fashion Chains Onot and Jump Seek Debt Restructuring Amid 37 Million Shekel Debt

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First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago

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Israeli fashion chains Onot and Jump have requested court approval for debt restructuring due to 37.6 million shekels in liabilities. The companies cite impacts from recent military conflicts, rising costs, and the death of Onot's founder as key challenges. They aim to continue limited operations while seeking buyers or investors to preserve the businesses.

01Onot and Jump file for debt restructuring over 37.6 million shekels in liabilities.
02Military operations and rising costs caused significant revenue declines for the chains.
03Founder Yoav Shama's recent death worsened financial instability.
04Companies plan to operate 33 of 40 remaining stores and have laid off 60 employees.
05Banks Leumi and Hapoalim agreed to interim funding of 690,000 shekels for wages.
06Total assets estimated at 34 million shekels versus debts of 37.61 million shekels.

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