After Barak Rosen and Assi Tochmeier: Rami Levy became interested in Norstar

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Rami Levy bought another 4,300 shares of Norstar and reached a holding of 1.748 million shares – a 5% holding in the company that makes him a stakeholder.

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Rami Levy against the background of the Lusky Hotel, Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv, purchased by him

Rami Levy against the background of the Lusky Hotel purchased by him. Expands real estate activities

(Photo: Amit Shaal, Dana Kopel)

Rosen and Tochmeier bought 11% of Norstar in January in the market, after recognizing a good buying opportunity and as part of their strategy to invest in real estate companies, as they did in Alrov. Haim Katzman, fearing a hostile takeover, hurried to meet with them Of its shares, and reached agreements with them in order to prevent their continued takeover of the company.It currently owns Israel Canada 21.67% of Norstar.

Rosen and Tochmeier did not really hide their ambitions regarding Gazit Globe when they stated that all options are open. Katzman, for his part, recently embarked on a kind of containment struggle with the aim of dismantling his control of the company – when he signed a cooperation agreement with another shareholder in the company, Itzik Sela. As part of the agreement, Katzman, which holds approximately 28% of Norstar, will receive the voting right of Sela, which holds 5%, and the first right to purchase Norstar securities from it.

This week at the Calcalist Capital Markets Conference, Barak Rosen stated that they would not make a hostile takeover of Norstar and Gazit Globe and called the move a “social takeover.”

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