Business dispute in the food chain: The Shalom family sues the owners of 'Hazi Hinam'
A storm in the Israeli retail world: The Shalom family, which holds a third of the shares in the well-known food chain "Hazi Hinam," recently filed a lawsuit against the chain's controlling shareholder, Moti Koperly. The lawsuit comes against the backdrop of a tense relationship between the parties and disagreements regarding the management of the company.
As part of the legal proceedings, the Shalom family is now working to find external investment entities that would be interested in purchasing up to 50% of the chain's shares. This step could lead to a significant change in the ownership structure of one of the largest retail chains in Israel.
The move is generating great interest in the Israeli capital market, as it involves a significant retail chain with a wide distribution of branches. The entry of new investors could influence the chain's business strategy and competition in the local food industry.
As of now, the parties have yet to reach an agreement, and the matter is expected to continue to be heard in court. The Israeli public, as well as the chain's customers and suppliers, are following the developments closely, as the outcome of the dispute could have an impact on the ongoing operations of the chain's branches across the country.