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Ofer Yanai Reduces Stake in Hapoel Tel Aviv Amid Management Changes
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First reported by N12 · 20 minutes ago
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Ofer Yanai has reduced his stake in Hapoel Tel Aviv to 40%, distributing shares among other partners due to time constraints from his CEO role. The club is preparing for growth linked to potential EuroLeague or NBA Europe franchise acquisition, with no clear majority owner currently.
- 01Ofer Yanai reduced his Hapoel Tel Aviv stake to 40%, sharing remaining 60% among three partners.
- 02Yanai cited his CEO role at Nofar Energy limiting his time for the club as reason for share dilution.
- 03No clear majority owner exists now in Hapoel Tel Aviv's ownership structure.
- 04The club aims to increase value ahead of potential EuroLeague or NBA Europe franchise acquisition.
- 05Previously, Yanai held 75% of the main 81% stake before restructuring.
- 06Ownership is split between Adom Management in Basketball (81%) and Osishkin Association (19%).
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