Hebrew media: Large shareholders are withdrawing their assets from the Israeli stock exchange.

Hebrew media: Large shareholders are withdrawing their assets from the Israeli stock exchange.

The economic newspaper Globus reported that major shareholders in Israel have cashed out 700 million shekels of their shares on the stock exchange.

According to the report, the largest shareholders on the Israeli stock exchange sold their shares worth 700 million shekels.

According to Globus: The largest shareholders of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (with an index of 6,726.00 and a growth of 3.32%) sold their shares worth 700 million shekels.

The Australian fund “ManyKey” began selling shares, and on Monday the “Novo Nordisk” fund sold its shares.

It is worth noting that the Hebrew-language media did not mention the reason for the widespread sale, but according to experts, after the Israeli Stock Exchange building was targeted during the 12-day imposed war against Iran and the tangible results of this war, a significant number of shareholders are withdrawing their capital from Israel.