Leumi Companions has reported a NIS 200 million funding in meals business and restaurant chain firm Landora Group for a 20% stake. The deal displays a NIS 1 billion valuation for Landora Group.
Landora Group was based 20 years in the past by businessman Barak Abramov, who controls the corporate. The group’s actions embody manufacturing, logistics and distribution, together with the operation of restaurant chains and direct gross sales to customers. Among the many group’s property is the Japanika restaurant chain, which operates over 40 branches throughout the nation. Landora additionally owns further chains.
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In response to firm knowledge, Landora’s income is forecast to achieve about NIS 500 million in 2026, with EBITDA of about NIS 130 million and web revenue of about NIS 100 million. The group’s actions are primarily based on a mixture of branches it owns, franchises, deliveries, a loyalty membership and manufacturing and distribution actions.
For Landora facet, the deal was supported by Eyal Schwartz and Adi Strolovitch from Deloitte’s funding banking division and Advs. Shaul Hayoun and Avi Barak from Meitar, and for Leumi Companions, Adv. Niv Sivan from Herzog.
Abramov stated, “Our partnership is predicted to leverage Landora’s strengths – robust manufacturers, broad deployment, operational management alongside the worth chain – and result in the creation of great worth within the coming years.”
Leumi Companions CEO Victor Vakrat stated, “We see the creating meals and restaurant chain sector in Israel as one among our most distinguished funding areas. The funding in Landora displays confidence within the controlling shareholder Barak Abramov and the enterprise mannequin he leads. Along with us, we are going to proceed to develop the group’s enterprise, together with by opening new branches, increasing supply and digital actions, and creating manufacturing and distribution actions for added clients.”
Revealed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on Might 3, 2026.
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