S. Shlomo Holdings has issued bonds
April 2021 — S. Shlomo Holdings Ltd. has completed a fundraising to refinance and develop the business.
Shlomo Holdings, known as Shlomo Sixt, is Israel’s largest car rental and leasing company, controlling 27.5% of the market, with a managed fleet of around 75,000 vehicles. Shlomo Holdings is a franchisee of the German car rental brand Sixt, which offers comprehensive automotive services and represents the International Sixt Group in Israel. Shlomo Holdings also includes Shlomo Insurance.
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Oaklins’ team in Israel advised Shlomo Holdings and acted as a member of the distributors’ consortium.
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