The transaction utilized an innovative cross-border structure and required navigation of Israeli regulatory considerations tied to institutional shareholder support, including Israeli insurance companies and provident funds.

DLA Piper represented Doral, while Norton Rose Fulbright and Herzog, Fox & Neeman acted as counsel for the participating underwriters.

The Herzog team was led by Adina Rabinowicz, Neta Dorfman Raviv, and Nir Miller.

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S. Horowitz & Co. advised the company on the transaction, with partner Amir Assali and associate Ora Cohen Shabtay leading the mandate.

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While agentic commerce has been rapidly implemented by merchants and payment providers for its many benefits, it also raises complex issues across multiple regulatory frameworks.

Partners Nikki Johnstone and Alex Shandro, Senior Associate Jordano Vasquez, and Associate Luca Britos will discuss the latest market developments, as well as issues such as contract formation and liability, payments regulation, consumer protection, and strategic considerations for firms exploring agentic products and partnerships.

Register here.

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The proposed framework includes tiered tax credits linked directly to qualifying R&D expenditure, with higher credit rates as spending rises, alongside the option to convert unused credits into cash grants after three years. The bill applies to qualifying Israeli-resident companies within eligible groups that meet income and employment thresholds.

In an article published by Arnon, Tadmor-Levy, partners Ofir Levy and Boaz Feinberg and intern Hadar Shdema Zitrom outline the bill’s key details and implications.

Read the firm’s analysis here.

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The shift points to increased private capital, startup-led innovation, and cross-border collaboration shaping next-generation capabilities.

Read more in Globes.

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Read more in Calcalist.

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The shift reflects a notable return of international capital, even amid geopolitical volatility.

The renewed inflow of foreign investment is likely to enhance liquidity, support valuations, and reinforce the TASE’s position as an attractive destination for global investors navigating volatile international markets.

Read more in Globes.

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The sector now includes over 500 active companies, positioning retail tech among Israel’s largest innovation verticals.

Read more in Jerusalem Post.

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The listings could involve up to 30% of each company and reflect valuations estimated at NIS 80–100 billion (USD 25–32 billion) for IAI, with Rafael also preparing for a potential offering.

The move comes amid record global demand for defense technology. Officials expect the process to take around a year due to national security and confidentiality requirements tied to the companies’ classified activities.

Read more in Calcalist Tech.

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Herzog Fox & Neeman advised DSIT on the IPO, with a team led by partners Nir Dash and Efrat Tzur, alongside associates Shani Simani and Netta Tauber, as well as intern Tomer Fruchter.

The transaction underlines sustained investor appetite for Israeli defence and dual-use technologies, particularly those focused on protecting critical maritime infrastructure such as ports, gas platforms, and subsea assets, an area of growing strategic importance globally.

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