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InterCure Secures NIS 230 Million Compensation for Nir Oz Facility Damage, Shares Surge

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First reported by Calcalist · 2 hours ago

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InterCure, an Israeli medical cannabis firm, secured a NIS 230 million compensation for damages to its Nir Oz facility caused by the October 2023 terror attack. The company plans to expedite rebuilding efforts and expand its presence in the German medical cannabis market, with shares rising sharply following the announcement.

01InterCure finalizes NIS 230 million compensation for Nir Oz facility damage from October 2023 terror attack.
02The company had initially claimed over NIS 300 million and received NIS 101 million in advance payments.
03Nir Oz facility, operated by subsidiary KanDoc, was severely damaged and shut down after the attack.
04InterCure raised over NIS 58 million from shareholders and a pharma fund for recovery efforts.
05Plans include accelerating restoration to full operation and expanding in the German medical cannabis market.
06CEO Alexander Rabinovitch emphasized resilience and transition from recovery to growth amid favorable global cannabis regulations.

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