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Construction Firm Best Owners Return 1.1 Million Shekels Amid Financial Irregularities Probe
Best construction company’s controlling shareholders returned 1.1 million shekels after tax authorities raised concerns over financial irregularities involving a subcontractor. An independent investigation into payments and fund transfers within a subsidiary is underway, revealing potential procedural violations.
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What happened
- 01Best’s controlling shareholders returned 1.1 million shekels amid financial irregularity concerns.
- 02Tax authorities questioned Best about a subcontractor linked to fund withdrawals from a subsidiary.
- 03Withdrawals of 700,000 to 1 million shekels occurred between October 2024 and June 2026.
- 04Internal auditor Shlomi Drori was appointed as independent investigator with legal support.
- 05Suspicion arose over unauthorized 2.2 million shekel transfers from a subsidiary project.
- 06Best was private during the events and lacks external directors or an audit committee.
The probe follows events from when Best was private, before its June stock market debut.
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