Despite the security situation, the Israeli market produces several interesting private equity transactions – even without connection to high-tech. The private investment funds purchase a company, corporation or factory, invest in them and improve them – and then sell them again.
Adv. Nimrod Rosenblum, Partner and Head of the Corporate and M&A department at Epstein Rosenblum Maoz (ERM). “There are of course the usual business dilemmas that need to be dealt with, but mainly what to do after the purchase. When an Israeli company is purchased by an international company, the question should be asked where will the company stay? This happened with Keter Plastics, which was purchased about seven years ago by a private equity fund […]. One of the things that buyers must understand is that sometimes part of the charm of the company is the “Israeliness”. We have seen it many times when an international company starts to change the entire staff and the nature of the management, sometimes it can hurt the business a lot.”
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