Israel's Bank Leumi trims stake in Kenon Holdings to 2.3 percent
JERUSALEM, Jan 25 (Reuters) -
* Israel's Bank Leumi LUMI.TA said on Wednesday it sold
another 4.6 percent stake in Kenon Holdings KEN.N for 112.5
million shekels ($30 million), or 45 shekels a share to Ansonia
Holdings Singapore.
* Leumi, Israel's second-largest bank, still owns 2.3
percent of Kenon.
* It said the transaction is not expected to have a
significant impact on the bank's financial results.($1 = 3.785
shekels)
(Reporting by Steven Scheer)
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Keywords: BANK LEUMI KENON HOLDINGS/
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