(Reuters) U.S.-based investment fund Manikay Partners will buy 19.9 percent of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in a deal valuing it at 551 million shekels ($156 million) while at least 30 percent of the exchange will be sold to the public, TASE said on Monday. Another 21.8 percent will be acquired by a number of international investors, added Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE), which has struggled declining trading volumes and in attempts to lure dozens of Israeli companies listed on foreign exchanges.
US Fund Manikay to Take Tel Aviv Bourse Stake, Public to Buy 30 Percent
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