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Novolog Control Battle Intensifies as Owner Seeks Board Dissolution Amid Movement's Buyout Offer
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First reported by Calcalist · 15 hours ago
What happened
Novolog faces a control battle as Movement Group offers 100 million shekels to acquire 21.34% shares, threatening current owner Ehud Pozis's majority stake. Pozis seeks to dissolve the board to block the offer, amid Novolog's recent financial struggles and declining market value.
- 01Movement Group offers 100 million shekels for 21.34% of Novolog, aiming to become largest shareholder.
- 02Current owner Ehud Pozis holds 26.7% but risks losing control due to dilution.
- 03Pozis requests shareholder meeting to replace board members and block Movement's offer.
- 04Novolog's market value dropped 37% since 2017 IPO, now at 361 million shekels.
- 05Company suffered losses from system failures and lost Pfizer as a major client.
- 06Novolog operates three divisions: logistics, health services, and digital health.
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