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Doral Boosts U.S. Stake to 53% with $415 Million Investment in Renewable Energy Subsidiary
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli renewable energy firm Doral invests $415 million to increase its stake in U.S. subsidiary Doral LLC to 53.3%, aiming to boost annual EBITDA by 620 million shekels. The funds will support large-scale solar and storage projects in the U.S., leveraging tax incentives and repaying prior loans to enable aggressive expansion.
- 01Doral raises stake in U.S. subsidiary to 53.3% via $415 million investment.
- 02Annual EBITDA expected to increase by 620 million shekels from U.S. operations.
- 03Funds will finance solar and storage projects totaling 7.4 GW capacity in the U.S.
- 04Nick Cohen sells shares to Doral, receiving cash and parent company stock.
- 05Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen benefits from share options in U.S. subsidiary.
- 06Doral simplifies capital structure and repays Apollo loan to enable growth.
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