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FIMI raises record $1.75 billion for largest fund in its history
13.07.26
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Golan Hazani
Israel's biggest private equity firm exceeded its fundraising target despite nearly three years of war and continued geopolitical uncertainty.
“There is no better solution for Zim than the one we created”
18.06.26
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Amir Perger
FIMI’s Ishay Davidi says the planned restructuring will create a debt-free, fully Israeli-controlled shipping company.
"Zim has faced bankruptcy twice in the past. The new Zim will definitely be profitable from day one."
23.02.26
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Zvi Zerahia
Ishay Davidi, CEO of FIMI, said at the Economic Committee that the new Zim will be established with equity of $700 million and no debt, and that "There will be no situation in which the new Zim fails to meet the requirements of the State of Israel."