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Israel's most secretive state company wins battle to keep executive bonuses hidden
23.07.26
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Yuval Azulay
After a two-and-a-half-year legal fight, EAPC successfully blocked a Freedom of Information request seeking details of bonuses paid to senior executives, even as the government explores privatizing the company.
Israel weighs privatizing one of its most secretive state-owned companies
01.07.26
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Yuval Azulay
Government Companies Authority begins reviewing the possible sale of EAPC, the strategic energy company whose operations remain under a sweeping secrecy order.
EAPC to install fiber optics along fuel line to link communication lines from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East
19.06.23
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CTech
The government-owned Eilat Ashkelon Pipeline Company joins other government-controlled companies such as Mekorot and the Israel Electric Corporation who have already added fiber optics to their infrastructure