Legal dispute at 'Hazi Hinam' chain: Shalom family seeks ownership change
A significant business dispute 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 Koperly. This is a dramatic move that could lead to significant changes in the ownership structure of one of Israel's largest food chains.
As part of the legal proceedings, the Shalom family is now working to establish contact with various investment entities. The family's goal is to sell up to 50% of the chain's shares to external parties, a move that would reduce Koperly's power and alter the balance of power in the company's management.
The lawsuit comes against the backdrop of a tense relationship between the partners in the chain. Until now, the 'Hazi Hinam' chain has operated as a stable family business, but the current struggle raises questions regarding the future of the chain and its business strategy in Israel's competitive food market.
As of now, the parties have yet to reach an agreement, and the matter is being handled by the courts. The chain's customers and suppliers are closely monitoring the developments, as any change in ownership could have an impact on how the branches operate and on consumer prices.
The continuation of the legal proceedings is expected to clarify whether the 'Hazi Hinam' chain will pass into new hands or if a solution will be found that allows the existing partnership to continue. We will continue to follow and provide updates on any further developments in the affair.