MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

According to Vintage Investment Partners, M&A deals reached a new record of this year of $10.5 billion, 22% higher than the previous peak in 2021.

Yitzhak Tshuva and David Zvida will reach a 47% holding in the real estate company in exchange for an injection of NIS 110 million.

The $46 million acquisition will allow Capitolis, a market leader in the optimization and compression space, to offer more optimization and compression solutions to the industry.

PepsiCo will pay $244 million to fully own the Sabra and Obela brands, which have the largest market share of refrigerated fresh hummus in the US.

Innovid is merging with a Mediaocean unit at a valuation of $525  million, and will be delisted.

The leading candidate to acquire the credit card company is currently Menorah Mivtachim, but Bank of Jerusalem says it will propose a triangular reverse merger within 21 days.

Wiz is acquiring the unified security remediation company, which was cofounded by CEO Merav Bahat, one of Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport's closest friends from when they worked together at Microsoft.

US cyber risk management company Bitsight will pay $115 million for the Israeli cyber threat intelligence data company.

Australian company Aristocrat is selling Plarium after buying the company in 2017 for $700 million.

With more and more acquisition deals taking place, the Bank of Israel is showing concern, but the industry is already looking beyond the war.

One Software Technologies is buying the helpdesk centers company for NIS 50 million.

The acquisition price has not been disclosed, but it is estimated at $300 million, which represents a handsome return for investors in the Tel Aviv-based startup.

The malls and offices giant has made a bid for residential developer ZMH Hammerman.

The unprecedented fine on the food company is for an unauthorized merger agreement with tofu products company Wyler Group alleged to have harmed competition.

Tshuva and David Zvida are buying 31.6% of developer Cielo Blu, formerly Hanan More, which completed a debt settlement last month.

The Israeli DSPM company will pay $162 million in cash and shares for Trail Security, which was only founded last year.

The new offer values credit company Isracard at NIS 3.1 billion, less than the valuation in Menora Mivtachim's first offer a year ago.

The Yokneam based company has developed a nasal drug delivery system to precisely target areas of the nasal cavity to enable enhanced systemic, local or even direct-to-brain delivery.

The acquisition of the data management for unstructured data company is the US software giant’s second acquisition in Israel this month.

Israel Canada will merge Brown Hotels and Israel Canada Hotels into its DNA Group TASE shell company.

Rosh Ha'ayin-based SuperPlay, which was founded by former Playtika employees, will continue to operate as an independent company.

Digital insurance company WeSure is offering to invest in the credit card company for a 30% holding.

"Globes" talks to Aviad Ariel, whose Vertex fund has made a handsome return, about Own's origins and the decision to put its eggs in the Salesforce basket.

Own has developed a platform that provides companies with backup to protect against the loss of essential data.

Adv. Ephraim and Odelia Shpitalni own 60% of Gamla Harel, which Harel Insurance has offered to buy at a NIS 560 million valuation.

The threat intelligence and digital protection company has raised an estimated $65 million, thus providing investors with handsome returns.

V-Wave’s shunt is an implantable device designed to decrease elevated left atrial pressure seen in congestive heart failure.

Singapore-based Prytek is buying 40% of TipRanks at a valuation of $200 million, bringing its total stake to 80%.

Among Autofleet's customers is Alphabet's automomous taxi company Waymo.

The Israeli fintech company will pay $61 million cash and up to $20 million in future milestone payments.