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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Alony Hetz Reports Quarterly Loss Amid UK Asset Write-Downs and Energean Wind Project Devaluation

Alony Hetz reported a 179 million shekel quarterly loss due to UK asset write-downs and a 185 million shekel devaluation of Energean's Golan Heights wind project halted by local opposition.

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  1. 01Alony Hetz posted a 179 million shekel quarterly loss, down from a 134 million shekel profit last year.
  2. 02UK asset revaluations and a 185 million shekel write-down on Energean's Golan wind project drove the loss.
  3. 03US subsidiaries CARR and AH Boston suffered negative revaluations due to the office market crisis.
  4. 04Vacancy rates in Washington DC Trophy office properties remain high at 11.9% despite slight improvement.
  5. 05CARR plans to expand rental housing units to over 1,000 by next quarter from 850 currently.
  6. 06Investor Aaron Frenkel increased his stake to 16.7%, becoming the largest shareholder.

Despite operational improvements in US and UK real estate subsidiaries, the company faces ongoing challenges amid market uncertainties. Investor Aaron Frenkel became the largest shareholder with 16.7%.

Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist, the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original

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