Tzahi Abu

Ari Nadlan, controlled by Tzahi Abu, is acquiring 65% of Tana Commercial Centers for 38.4 million shekels, a sum that includes the repayment of owner loans.

The technology company TurboGen, which developed a micro-turbine for local electricity and heat production, is becoming a dual-listed company and will also trade in the US. What is behind the move, who owns it today, and where is the gap between the story and the numbers?

Shamir Energy, controlled by Meir Shamir, is in talks to acquire 30%-70% of the power plant owned by Ari Nadlan and Tzahi Abu, as well as Jackie Ben Zaken, in the Menashe Regional Council.

Following the collapse of the deal with Chaim Katzman, Ari Nadlan has reached an important milestone in the Orot Yitzhak power plant project. The land is estimated to be worth 1 to 1.5 billion shekels following its rezoning.

Over the past two weeks, the relationship between businessman Tzahi Abu and the company's controlling shareholder Chaim Katzman has hit a dead end.

After reports that the G-City deal is in danger, the income-producing real estate company's stock is falling sharply in Tel Aviv. It seems that investors are sending a clear message to Chaim Katzman, the founder and owner: We want the deal.

The deal for the sale of control in G-City is at risk of collapse due to a severe crisis of trust between seller Chaim Katzman and buyers Tzahi Abu, Kidan Dahari, and Yaron Adiv.

The G City deal is on the verge of collapse as trust between Chaim Katzman and Tzahi Abu deteriorates rapidly. The parties are in conflict over management control, corporate strategy, and planned executive salary cuts.

The deal for G City appears to be on the verge of collapse due to a growing conflict between Chaim Katzman and the buyers. Associates of Tzahi Abu accuse Katzman of sabotage and questionable management decisions.