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Phoenix to Invest $370 Million in Fattal's Office Operations
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First reported by Globes · 4 hours ago
What happened
Fattal Group is merging its shared workspace division ROOMS with Switchup, bringing in Phoenix Insurance as a 20% shareholder in a deal valuing the combined entity at approximately $370 million. The merged company will manage over 364,000 square meters of office space.
- 01Fattal Group merges ROOMS and Switchup, valued at $370 million.
- 02Phoenix Insurance becomes a 20% shareholder in the merged entity.
- 03The combined company will manage over 364,000 square meters of office space.
- 04Fattal Hotels remains the largest shareholder with 45.5%.
- 05Phoenix contributes rights to the 'House of the Rose' building in Givatayim.
- 06The merged entity will also offer sports, leisure, and concierge services.
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