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Israeli Businessman Negotiates to Buy 50% Stake in Tel Aviv's Pizza Har Sinai for NIS 60 Million

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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago

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Negotiations are progressing for an Israeli businessman abroad to purchase 50% of Pizza Har Sinai for NIS 60 million, valuing the brand at NIS 120 million. Founded by David Tor, the pizzeria is known for its premium sourdough pizza and has three locations in Tel Aviv. The deal aims to expand the brand into a larger chain, reflecting a trend of major investments in Israel's food sector.

01Negotiations underway to sell 50% of Pizza Har Sinai for NIS 60 million, valuing it at NIS 120 million.
02Buyer is an Israeli businessman living abroad aiming to expand the brand into a chain.
03Pizza Har Sinai operates three Tel Aviv branches and is known for its 25-year-old sourdough crust.
04The pizzeria offers premium-priced pizzas with a minimalist menu focusing on quality ingredients.
05Founder David Tor previously sold a successful burger chain and seeks to replicate that success.
06The deal reflects growing investor interest in Israel’s premium street food and fast-food sectors.

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