Family dispute at the "Hazi Hinam" supermarket chain: The Shalom family has filed a lawsuit against Moti Kuperly
A storm in the Israeli business world: The Shalom family, which holds a third of the shares in the well-known supermarket chain "Hazi Hinam," has filed a lawsuit against the chain's controlling shareholder, Moti Kuperly. The dispute comes after years of a long-standing business partnership between the parties, and it has now reached the doorstep of the court.
According to reports, the Shalom family is currently working to find external investment entities to purchase up to 50% of the chain's shares. This move could significantly change the ownership structure of one of the largest and most well-known retail chains in Israel.
The lawsuit raises questions regarding the future of the chain and its day-to-day management. The "Hazi Hinam" chain is considered a key player in the Israeli food market, and any change in ownership or internal conflict could affect the operations of the branches and consumers across the country.
As of now, the parties have not yet reached an agreement, and the matter is under legal review. The Israeli public, which follows developments in the retail market, will wait to see whether the move will lead to the sale of parts of the chain or to changes in the senior management level.