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Market Report / TASE falls sharply, TA-25 down 1.6%, Credit Suisse drops Koor 12%
By Rotem Sella
Tags: Israel, TASE

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange dropped yesterday, with the TA-25 index of blue chips falling 1.6% to close at 1,012 points. The broader TA-100 lost 1.3% to end the day at 922 points.

August options on the TA-25 expired yesterday morning at 1,015 points, a 1.3% drop. Turnover was NIS 2.8 billion.

Bank Hapoalim shares fell 3.1% as the bank announced its second quarter results yesterday. Net profits were down 40.7%, to NIS 594 million.
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Koor dropped 12%, due to its investments in Credit Suisse. The company told the stock exchange yesterday that it now owns 1.02% of the Swiss bank, at a total investment of NIS 1.627 billion. It purchased NIS 590 million of this just this week, after the bank's share price dropped 13% over the past three weeks. Koor will show a NIS 208 million capital gain in the third quarter of this year on Nochi Dankner's bet.

Paz was the main gainer in yesterday's trading, up 3.1% after announcing it would build a second power plan on the grounds of its Ashdod refineries next year. The co-generation project, based on the integrated production of both steam and electricity, would provide 60 megawatts at an estimated cost of $60-70 million.

Danya Cebus lost 0.8%. The Africa Israel Group company will invest NIS 25 million in a tourism and residential project in Moscow.

Aladdin dropped 7.6% after announcing it was rejecting the buy-out offer from the Vector fund at a price of $13 a share, at a company value of $184.5 million. It also rejected Vector's alternative offer to buy only its digital rights management business for $125-135 million.
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