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Ackerstein Group Expands Building Cladding Business by Acquiring EcoWall Control

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Ackerstein Group Expands Building Cladding Business by Acquiring EcoWall Control
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By בועז בן נון

First reported by Calcalist · Jul 27, 2026

What happened

The Ackerstein Group is acquiring an 85% stake in EcoWall, a building cladding company, for 47 million shekels to expand its construction product range. EcoWall, founded in 2020, specializes in granite porcelain cladding with six patents and a large manufacturing capacity. The deal is subject to regulatory approval and will integrate EcoWall into Ackerstein's financials, with EcoWall's CEO retaining a 15% stake and management role.

  • 01Ackerstein Group buys 85% of EcoWall for about 47 million shekels in cash.
  • 02EcoWall specializes in granite porcelain cladding with six registered patents.
  • 03EcoWall operates a plant in Barkan with 650,000 square meters annual capacity.
  • 04Deal includes option for Ackerstein to increase its stake later.
  • 05EcoWall CEO Ariel Pokotinsky keeps 15% stake and management role.
  • 06Ackerstein aims to expand beyond concrete into building finishing products.

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GlobesUnrated · HebrewJul 27, 2026
Ackerstein Group Expands Building Cladding Business by Acquiring EcoWall Control
CalcalistUnrated · HebrewJul 27, 2026
Ackerstein Group Acquires 85% Control of Israeli Wall Cladding Maker EcoWall for NIS 47 Million

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