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OPC Israel Stake Sale Talks Continue Amid Volatile Market and Iran Tensions
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First reported by Calcalist · 2 hours ago
What happened
Veridis is negotiating to sell its 20% stake in OPC Israel for over 3.5 billion shekels amid volatile markets influenced by US-Iran tensions and rising oil prices. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is expected to respond to these developments following a negative session on Wall Street and ongoing US strikes in Iran.
- 01Veridis seeks over 3.5 billion shekels for its 20% stake in OPC Israel, valuing the company at 17.5 billion shekels.
- 02Gil Agmon, Veridis chairman, is engaging institutional investors to advance the stake sale.
- 03US military launched strikes in Iran for the third consecutive night amid renewed tensions.
- 04Oil prices surged sharply after the US closed the Strait of Hormuz, impacting local energy stocks.
- 05US and Israeli bond yields rose slightly following market volatility.
- 06Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed mostly stable despite global market declines and regional tensions.
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