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Advs. Barak Platt and Ezra Gross represented Intel, yet again, in its $1 billion acquisition of navigation app developer Moovit. Intel plans to use Moovit’s technology to expand the services it offers via Mobileye, the autonomous car company that it acquired for $15.3 billion in 2017. Ben Sandler, Josh Hauser, Daniel Green, Miriam Friedmann, Dr. Eran Lempert, Peter Sugarman, Tali Har-Oz, Sophy Litvin, Alona Toledano, Chaim Cohen, Hadar Stein, Nir Kamhi, Tal Slabbaert, Tali Salzman, Chaya Alexandra Kong and our interns Maya Haran, Danya Sakols and Noah Levi assisted in the transaction. 

Advs. David Schapiro, Micha Tollmand and Nitzan Kahana represented de the consortium that will plan, construct, and operate the new supply center for 26 years.  The Ministry of Defense administration for moving Israel Defense Forces bases to the south has selected a consortium of Shapir Engineering and Industry and Orian SH.M. to build the planned IDF supply center. The franchise contract will be signed in the coming months, and the consortium will then have one year in order to financially close the project and four more years to build it. The consortium's winning bid was NIS 5 billion. 

Advs. David Osborne, Moshe Medev, Josh Hauser and Lior Sofer represented the leading investor Flint Capital in a US$10 million investment round in the IT incident predictor startup Loom Systems. The company has raised $16 million to date. View article in the Global Legal Chronical.

Advs. Ben Sandler, David Roness, Ira Evental, Ofir Levy and Chaim Cohen represented Quotient Technology in its acquisition of the Israeli start-up Ubimo. The Tel Aviv-based company has developed location-indexing technology to improve the effectiveness of media campaigns.