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Israel Competition Authority Approves Hot Mobile Sale to Delek Israel and Keystone Infrastructure Fund
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First reported by Calcalist · 39 minutes ago
What happened
The Israel Competition Authority approved the 1.8 billion shekel sale of Hot Mobile to Delek Israel and Keystone Infrastructure Fund, with Altice Group as the seller.
- 01Israel Competition Authority approved Hot Mobile sale for 1.8 billion shekels.
- 02Delek Israel and Keystone Infrastructure Fund will hold 40% of Hot Mobile.
- 03Leumi Partners will own 20% of the cellular company.
- 04Altice Group, owned by Patrick Drahi, is the seller.
- 05The deal consolidates ownership in Israel's telecommunications sector.
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