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Carrefour Israel Plans November IPO Amid Sharp Chip Stock Gains in New York

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First reported by Calcalist · 4 hours ago

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Carrefour Israel plans a November IPO to raise 350 million shekels amid strong semiconductor stock gains in New York. The Zelkind family may distribute shares to avoid pyramid issues. Tel Aviv stocks rose, led by chip firms, while Electra Real Estate dropped sharply. The US conducted strikes in Iran overnight, and the Tel Aviv exchange will close tomorrow for Tisha B'Av.

01Carrefour Israel targets a 350 million shekel IPO in November with a 900 million shekel valuation.
02Zelkind family considers distributing Carrefour shares as dividends to Electra Consumer shareholders.
03TA-35 index rose 1.4%, led by semiconductor stocks like Tower and Camtek.
04Electra Real Estate fell 12.1% after announcing discounted share issuance; controlling shareholder Alco lost 4.2%.
05US completed another strike in Iran overnight; Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed tomorrow for Tisha B'Av.
06Seoul market surged 5%, Wall Street indices rose up to 1.3%, driven by chip stocks.

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