The State of Israel is looking for a buyer for Israeli Military Industries, and has asked investment banks around the world to help find a one. In addition, the government is preparing to brief private investors in two months time on the company as well as requesting for bids.
In the past, the company had been valued between 2.5 to 3 billion shekels ($802.8 million). The company is being sold as is, in one piece.
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IMI chairman Udi Adam said, “Privatization of the company is progressing as planned, and is at the point of no return. Our main goal is to carry out privatization at a high monetary value for Israel, while reflecting the company’s technological capabilities, knowledge foci, and the quality of its human resources.”
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