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Israeli Investors Acquire 26% Stake in G City, Plan Expansion and Refocus on Domestic Real Estate

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First reported by Calcalist · 9 hours ago

What happened

Kidan Dahari and Yaron Adiv have acquired a 26% stake in Israeli real estate firm G City for 661 million shekels, partnering with Tsahi Abu. They plan to refocus the company on domestic assets, reduce debt, and expand their ownership to regain G City's market leadership.

01Kidan Dahari and Yaron Adiv buy 26% of G City for 661 million shekels alongside Tsahi Abu.
02They plan to refocus G City on Israeli assets and reduce high leverage and expenses.
03Dahari and Abu will manage the company hands-on and aim to increase their stake.
04This deal follows a failed 2.15 billion shekel bid for G City's parent Norstar four years ago.
05Dahari says the current purchase is cheaper and aims to restore G City's former prominence.

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