The merger of Arkia Israeli Airways Ltd. into inventory market shell firm Technoplus Ventures has collapsed. Technoplus has notified the Tel Aviv Inventory Alternate that negotiations with Arkia have ceased. Arkia is owned by the Nakash Brothers group (70%) and by the airline’s workers (30%). The edges have been in talks since late final 12 months.
Within the eight months because the now cancelled merger deal was first reported, the aviation business worldwide and in Israel has undergone spectacular restoration, and the share costs of Israel’s different two airways, Israir and El Al, that are traded on the Tel Aviv Inventory Alternate, have responded accordingly. The share worth of El Al, managed by Kenny Rozenberg, has risen 66% to this point this 12 months, and its present market cap is about NIS 1.1 billion. Israir Group, managed by retail magnate Rami Levy, has risen by 72% in the identical interval, and its market cap stands at NIS 441 million.
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It’s subsequently no surprise that Technoplus Ventures shareholders responded with disappointment to the corporate’s announcement, and the corporate’s share worth fell 11%, giving it a market cap of NIS 28 million.
Arkia, which additionally sells trip packages, was based in 1949. It operates seven plane – three Embraer E-195, an Embraer E-190, and three Airbus A-321. The corporate was acquired by Nakash Brothers in 2006. In addition to flight between Tel Aviv and Eilat, it flies to varied worldwide locations, resembling Amsterdam, Rome, Paris, Zanzibar, Tbilisi, Crete, Cyprus, Istanbul, and Abu Dhabi. Arkia additionally has a subsidiary that maintains and overhauls gentle and medium-size plane.
Printed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on August 20, 2023.
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