Legal dispute at the "Hazi Hinam" supermarket chain: The Shalom family is suing the controlling shareholder
A business drama is currently unfolding at the well-known retail chain "Hazi Hinam." The Shalom family, which holds one-third of the chain's shares, has filed a lawsuit against the controlling shareholder, Moti Kuperly. The conflict between the parties raises questions regarding the future of management and ownership at the large food chain.
According to reports, the Shalom family is not stopping at just filing the lawsuit. Family members are now actively working to find external investment entities that would be interested in purchasing up to 50% of the chain's shares. This move could lead to a significant change in the ownership structure of "Hazi Hinam."
"Hazi Hinam" is considered one of the most prominent retail chains in Israel, and this development could impact consumers and the local retail market. At the moment, the parties are in the midst of legal proceedings, and the market is waiting to see if an investor will be found to join as a partner in the chain.
The lawsuit and the search for new partners signal a period of uncertainty for the chain's employees and customers. We will continue to follow the developments in court and surrounding the negotiations for the sale of the shares.