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Israeli Robotics Firm Mitronics Surges Amid Talks of Major Investment by FIMI Fund

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First reported by Calcalist · 9 hours ago

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Mitronics, an Israeli robotics firm, confirmed early talks with FIMI investment fund for a major capital injection, causing its stock to surge 41%. The company seeks about 300 million shekels to reduce 600 million in debt and revamp production amid declining demand and competition. Kibbutz Yizrael controls the company, which was once valued at 9 billion shekels.

01Mitronics stock jumped 41% after confirming early talks with FIMI investment fund.
02The company seeks a 300 million shekel investment to reduce 600 million shekel debt.
03Mitronics produces robotic pool cleaners and is controlled by Kibbutz Yizrael.
04The firm peaked at 9 billion shekels valuation in 2021 but faced sharp demand decline.
05Negotiations with FIMI are exclusive and preliminary, with no guaranteed deal.
06Mitronics aims to use funds to finance production changes and improve finances.

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