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U.S. ties Israeli billionaire with Chinese intelligence

A report ties Lev Leviev with Chinese intel, which is busy making crucial acquisitions in Africa, South America and the U.S.

by Yossi Melman 0 comments

Africa reaches deal with bondholders

The deal has six major parts; Leviev will invest approximately NIS 750 million over four years.

by Tal Levy, Ido Baum and Michael Rochvarger 0 comments

What could still go wrong?

The final debt-restructuring agreement will have to be presented for court approval as required by the Companies Law.

by Michael Rochvarger 0 comments

Debt-ridden Africa Israel reaches deal with bondholders

Lev Leviev's controlling stake in the company will drop from 75 percent to 52.9 percent.

by TheMarker and Michael Rochvarger 0 comments

Africa bondholders proposal: 40% of the firm for NIS 1b debt

Prof. Amir Barnea got a short grace period following his appointment late last week by Africa Israel as consulting mediator to work with bondholders of the 12 largest series.

by Michael Rochvarger 0 comments

Bottom Shekel / The pyramids are crumbling before our eyes

Africa Israel is making last-ditch efforts to reach a debt arrangement with public bondholders, to whom it owes NIS 7.5 billion.

by Meirav Arlosoroff 0 comments

The tycoon's typhoon

Africa Israel had no strategy. It had only one plan of action - to buy, buy and buy again. If possible, at a good price, and if not, at a high one. The important thing was to buy.

by Nehemia Shtrasler 0 comments

Market report / Stocks wilt; Africa Israel drops 10% on heavy turnover

The real estate empire controlled by Lev Leviev lost 10.2%, which depressed the Real Estate-15 index by 3.7%.

by Tal Levy 0 comments

'I ask for forgiveness every day'

As a humbled Lev Leviev scrambles to reach a debt arrangement with his Africa Israel Investments' creditors, analysts scurried Sunday to downgrade the company's stock.

by Sharon Shpurer, Ora Coren and Yael Halak, Irit Rosenberg 0 comments

Restoring the glory days

Restoring the glory may take some doing, after Africa Israel reported losing NIS 1.1 billion in the second quarter of 2009.

by Yael Halak 0 comments

The sin of hubris

Lev Leviev, the man who had built himself an image of professionalism and moderation, has been suddenly exposed as an exhibitionist with dubious judgment.

Haaretz Editorial 0 comments

Market report / Tel Aviv stocks wilt as Africa Israel wails for help

Africa Israel stock fell 25.5%. Yields on its bonds skyrocketed, rising as high as 243%, which is past junk territory and all the way into trash compaction.

by TheMarker 0 comments

Leviev`s company loses NIS 4.8 billion in 2008

Africa Israel Investments loses more in fourth quarter of 2008 than in previous three quarters combined.

by Yael Pollak 0 comments

U.K. embassy nixes move to offices of company behind West Bank construction

British embassy in Tel Aviv stops talks with Lev Leviev to lease part of Africa-Israel building.

by Barak Ravid 0 comments

Leviev attempting to shed Apthorp building

Last week Africa Israel owner Lev Leviev motioned a New York court to rule him the sole owner of the Apthorp.

by Raz Smolsky 0 comments

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