SEARCH CONTACT US

ACCESSIBILITY

24/7

Headlines

Johny Srouji weighs leaving Apple, raising stakes for the Israeli executive who built its silicon program

Greece approves $750M rocket deal with Elbit amid negotiations for $3.5B Israeli air-defense systems

Intel VP: “We’re just not going to accept subpar products”

Intel’s decision to keep NEX signals stability for Israel’s 350 networking staff

Buzz

Most popular

Daily

Weekly

1

“Other countries have air-defense systems, but Israel’s are better”: Arrow 3 lands in Germany as Israel pursues new mega deals

2

Unit 8200 veterans raise $22 million Series A for real-time impersonation defense

3

Cybereason founders' 7AI raises record $130 million Series A in breakneck rise

4

Check Point raises $1.75 billion, potentially eyeing AI expansion

5

Nice puts Actimize up for sale at a $1.5-2 billion price tag

Alejandro Pena

3 stories about Alejandro Pena

אלחנדרו פנה מנכ"ל כתר העולמית משרדי כתר פלסטיק ב קנדה

Moody’s further downgrades Keter’s rating due to failed debt recycling

20.03.23|Golan Hazani

The moves made by the CEO of Keter Group, Alejandro Pena, including recycling a debt of 1.2 billion euros and failing to complete an IPO, led Moody's to lower Keter's credit rating for the second time in four months

אלחנדרו פנה מנכ"ל כתר העולמית משרדי כתר פלסטיק ב קנדה

Failed management and huge debts: Keter Plastic’s credit rating drops

07.11.22|Golan Hazani

Moody's downgraded Keter's credit rating to Caa1, after a move to recycle the company's debts led by CEO Alejandro Pena failed. The rating company notes that the high leverage and high interest rates will make it difficult to recycle the debt amounting to 1.2 billion euros

אלחנדרו פנה מנכ"ל כתר העולמית משרדי כתר פלסטיק ב קנדה

The Keter affair: Following IPO failure, Keter lays off 100 workers

03.10.22|Golan Hazani

When the group's American CEO, Alejandro Pena, was appointed in 2018, his main task was to guide the company to a successful Nasdaq IPO, but ultimately the IPO was canceled and now Keter’s employees are paying the price of Pena's failure