Stark Power Raises Up to 145 Million Shekels Through Institutional Option Allocation
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First reported by Globes · 3 hours ago
What happened
Stark Power raised 62 million shekels through an option allocation to institutional investors led by Migdal Insurance, with potential proceeds reaching 145 million shekels over three years. The company, founded by former Nofar Energy and Enlight executives, plans to allocate two option packages exercisable at different prices and timelines. Migdal and other institutional investors participated, increasing their stakes following a previous capital raise. Stark Power recently went public and agreed to acquire a US gas-powered data center company for 50 million dollars.
- 01Stark Power raised 62 million shekels via option allocation to institutional investors led by Migdal Insurance.
- 02Total fundraising could reach 145 million shekels within three years through two option packages.
- 03First option package exercisable within two weeks at 0.5 shekels, second over three years at 13 shekels.
- 04Migdal Insurance invested 38 million shekels immediately, with potential 51 million shekels more on full option exercise.
- 05Other investors include Meur, Harel pension funds, hedge funds Alpha and Noked.
- 06Stark Power went public in March and agreed to acquire a US gas-powered data center firm for 50 million dollars.
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