
Puma is a German company with no Israeli ownership. Anta Sports of China is buying a 29.06% stake for about 1.5 billion euros, and Puma's IFA kit spon…
Coverage · 15 stories · Updated Sep 8, 2026
Lead storyPuma is a German company with no Israeli ownership. Anta Sports of China is buying a 29.06% stake for about 1.5 billion euros, and Puma's IFA kit sponsorship ended in December 2024.
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Puma is a German company with no Israeli ownership. Anta Sports of China is buying a 29.06% stake for about 1.5 billion euros, and Puma's IFA kit spon…

The Gal Gadot Ralph Lauren boycott drew thousands of comments in September 2026, yet analysts kept raising RL price targets with no reported sales imp…

Israel's Apple-authorized computing and electronics chain, Modan-owned since 2001. A service-led specialist positioned against price leaders KSP and I…

Israel's DIY big-box co-leader (with Home Center), now the core asset of TASE-listed Multi Retail Group. From a 2023 collapse to a ~460% 2024 stock re…

A veteran Israeli online "virtual mall" — auctions, group-buying and breadth-first electronics retail — now a channel inside the Mini Line / A.L.M app…

Israel's veteran natural-foods and supplements chain — grown from health-food shops into a network large enough to land on the Competition Authority's…

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The accessible fast-fashion chain launched with supermodel Bar Refaeli as its face — now 50% owned by Castro, which bought in for NIS 90M. A trend-led…

Angel Bakeries controls roughly 30% of Israel's bread market and Berman's Bakery is a close second, both family-run for generations. Nestle owns the c…