According to FUNDER website data,
19 mutual funds hold NIS 7.15 million in Bern shares
Below are all the funds that hold the stock
The following is a change in the holdings of mutual funds in the Bern share according to data from FUNDER-MVF
According to Sharon Zeid, CEO of Bern: “Bern is accumulating branding and professional assets throughout the African continent as a leading company that knows how to implement mega projects in the fields of water and infrastructure while building and adapting the project to each country in terms of financing, implementation and execution.
This win joins other significant announcements we have made in recent months and we intend to continue to strengthen our grip on the African continent which is of great potential for us, and in the field of water in particular.
We continue to implement the multi-year work plan as presented to the capital market in recent months and increase the company’s backlog by winning mega international projects, in parallel with increasing activity in Israel.
As an Israeli and global company, we are proud to take a significant part in promoting the African continent in the fields of water and food and to bring the good news to many countries. “
(Tel Aviv: Bern) The Bern Company Announced that it has signed an agreement with a state in West Africa, through a government ministry, a detailed EPC agreement, according to which the company will carry out a large-scale engineering project of planning the supply and restoration of water infrastructure in rice fields in large areas, for NIS 180 million ( 45.7 million euros).
The consideration does not include taxes and duties to be paid by the state. The consideration will be paid to Bern in accordance with the progress of the project, directly from the financing bank, when before the start of the work, an advance of NIS 27.5 million (6.85 million euros) will be paid against a down payment guarantee depending on the execution. As part of the project, performance and inspection guarantees will be provided by the subsidiary.
According to the agreement, the project is expected to be completed over three years from the date the work begins.
The agreement is conditional on the completion of a number of conditions, including the closure of the final financing agreement on the basis of the letter of intent signed between the financing bank and the State Ministry of Finance.
The financing package for this project was organized and built by the company with the help of Bluebird Financing and Projects, led by Nir Barkat and Ram Shlita, who specializes in organizing financing packages for large infrastructure projects in developing countries.