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Israel Company Law 1999

 

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Companies Law 1999

Chapter 3: Forced Sale of Shares

Article A: Purchase of Shares of the Minority by Holder of Control in a Public Company

 

336. (a) A person shall not purchase shares or a class of shares in a public company that are listed for trading on a stock exchange in such a way that after the purchase he holds more than ninety percent of the shares or of the class of shares in the public company, other than by way of a tender offer of all of the shares or class of shares (hereinafter “a complete tender offer”), accepted under the provisions of this Chapter.

(b) Where a person holds more than ninety percent of all of the shares in a public company, as set out in subsection (a), or of a class of shares, he shall not purchase any further shares, for so long as he holds such amount of shares.

Complete tender offer

337. (a) Where a complete tender offer is accepted by the offerees in such a way that the rate of holding of the offerees who did not accept the offer is less than five percent of the issued share capital or the issued capital of a class of shares in respect of which the offer was made, all of the shares that the offeror sought to purchase shall be transferred to him and the records of ownership of the shares shall be amended accordingly.

(b) Where a complete tender offer is not accepted as referred to in subsection (a), the offeror shall not purchase shares from offerees who have accepted the offer that will confer on him a holding of more than ninety percent of all the shares in the company or of all of a class of shares in respect of which the offer was made.

Forced sale

338. (a) The court may, on the application of any offeree in a complete tender offer accepted as aforesaid in section 337(a), rule that the consideration for the shares was less than their fair value, and that the fair value should be paid as determined by the court.

(b) An application as aforesaid in subsection (a) shall be submitted no later than three months after the date of receipt of the complete tender offer; application may be made to submit an application referred to in subsection (a) in the form of a class action and the provisions of section 209 shall apply thereto.

Right in the form of assessment

339. Where a full tender offer is accepted in accordance with the provisions of this Article, and the offer was for the single class of shares in the company or for any of the classes of shares in the company held by the public, the company shall become a private company.

Conversion of public company into private company

340. (a) Shares purchased in contravention of the provisions of this Chapter shall not confer rights and shall be dormant shares, as defined in section 308, for so long as they are held by the purchaser.

(b) The infringement of the provisions of this Chapter shall be a breach of statutory duty towards the shareholders of the company.

Consequences of prohibited purchase

Article B: Power to Purchase the Shares of Opposing

Shareholders in a Private Company

 

341. (a) Where a person offers to purchase shares or a class of shares in a private company (in this Article “the offeror”), and the shareholders who own eighty percent of the shares to be transferred have consented within two months to the offer, the offeror may, one month after the end of the said two months, give notice, in the manner to be prescribed by the Minister, to every shareholder who did not consent to the offer (in this Article “the opposing shareholder”), stating that he wishes to purchase their shares; in counting the said shareholders, a person having control of the offeror or a person acting on behalf of such person or of the offeror, including relatives or corporations controlled by them, shall not be taken into account.

(b) Where the offeror gives notice as referred to in subsection

(a), the opposing shareholders must sell their shares and the offeror must purchase them, under the terms offered to the shareholders who consented to the transfer, unless the court decides otherwise on the application of an opposing shareholder submitted within one month of the date of the notice.

(c) Where the offeror gives notice as referred to in subsection (a) and no other decision of the court has been made, the offeror shall, at the end of one month after the date of his notice, and if at such time an application by an opposing shareholder is pending in court, after the court has given judgment, send a copy of his notice to the company and shall transfer the consideration for the shares that he is required to purchase under this section to the company, and the company shall register the offeror as holder of such shares.

(d) It shall be permitted to prescribe a rate different from that set out in subsection (a) in the articles of association; a resolution to amend the articles of association as aforesaid shall be passed as provided in section 20.

Power to purchase shares of opposing shareholders in a private company

342. A company incorporated prior to the commencement of this Law shall be treated as if its articles of association contain a provision to the effect that confirmation of the offer referred to in section 341 shall require a majority of those shareholders holding ninety percent of the shares to be transferred.

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Part IX: Companies General Provisions

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