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Max Stock Limited (MAXFF), whose shares are listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the symbol MAXO, regularly publishes news and immediate reports that provide insight into its activities as an extreme value retailer. The company describes itself as Israel's leading extreme value retailer, with dozens of locations throughout Israel and, in some disclosures, two locations in Portugal.
News items for Max Stock often focus on financial results, including quarterly and half-year updates that discuss revenue, comparable store sales, gross margin, net income, adjusted net income, adjusted EPS, and adjusted EBITDA. These releases explain the factors behind performance, such as store expansion, changes in store traffic, demand for seasonal items, trade efficiency, and the impact of its logistics and supply chain.
Another important category of news involves interested party and controlling shareholder holdings. Max Stock issues immediate reports detailing changes in share ownership by controlling shareholders, institutional investors, and other interested parties, including off-exchange transactions and updated percentages of equity and voting rights. The company also reports on holdings of senior officers and the exercise of employee options.
Additional disclosures cover corporate governance and general meetings, such as the reappointment of auditors and directors, as well as interested party transactions like related-party employment arrangements that are reviewed under Israeli regulations. Together, these items create a detailed picture of how Max Stock operates, finances its growth, and manages ownership and governance. Investors and observers can use this news stream to follow developments in the company’s store network, financial performance, and shareholder structure over time.
Max Stock (TASE: MAXO) disclosed an immediate report dated January 12, 2026 announcing that Harel Insurance Investments & Financial Services became an interested party following an off-exchange purchase on January 8, 2026. The group purchased 12,452,547 shares at ILS 26.50 per share and holds 18,491,272 shares in total, representing 13.23% of outstanding shares.
Breakdown by group entities: Nostro 754,663; Mutual funds 4,863,372; Harel Amitim – Israel Equity 12,873,237. The report names controlling shareholders of the reporting group as Yair Hamburger, Gideon Hamburger, and Nurit Manor. The disclosure is an English translation of a Hebrew immediate report published January 12, 2026.
Max Stock (TASE: MAXO) announced that controlling shareholder Moose Holdco sold 8,550,000 shares on Nov 20, 2025 in an off-exchange transaction, equal to ~6.1% of the company and ~27% of Moose Holdco's holdings.
Before the sale Moose Holdco held 31,558,386 shares (~22.6%); after the sale it holds 23,008,386 shares (~16.5% of share capital; ~22.4% fully diluted). The transaction price was ILS 23.40 per share. Moose Holdco is wholly owned by AMI Opportunities and indirectly controlled by AMI Foundation, which is advised by Apax Partners Israel. A shareholder agreement exists between Moose Holdco and CEO Mr. Ori Max.
Max Stock (TASE: MAXFF) reported third-quarter 2025 results on Nov 19, 2025 with broad improvement across margins and profitability. Q3 revenue rose 7.0% to ILS 399.1 million; comparable store sales +5.0%; gross margin expanded 300 bps to 44.3%; adjusted EBITDA +22.6% to ILS 69.3 million; and GAAP net income (100%) +31.1% to ILS 44.9 million.
First nine months 2025: revenue +7.1% to ILS 1.1 billion; gross margin +180 bps to ~43.5%; adjusted EBITDA +20.4% to ILS 173.7 million; GAAP net income (attributable) +13.0% to ILS 104.3 million. Paz Oz named CFO effective Dec 1, 2025.
Max Stock Limited (TASE: MAXO), Israel's leading extreme value retailer, has announced the approval of an interested party transaction involving the employment of Eliad Max, son of CEO Ori Max. The company's remuneration committee and board of directors approved the employment terms on August 10 and 13, 2025, respectively.
Eliad Max will serve in a junior management reserve role at a subsidiary branch. His compensation includes an hourly wage comparable to similar positions, plus social benefits, with total monthly remuneration not exceeding market average. The part-time position accommodates his status as a student.
Max Stock Limited (TASE: MAXO, OTC: MAXFF), Israel's leading extreme value retailer, has released its holdings report for interested parties and senior officers as of June 30, 2025. The report reveals significant ownership changes, with Moose Holdco Ltd. remaining the largest shareholder at 22.61% equity stake, followed by CEO Ori Max with 17.90%.
Notable institutional holdings include More Provident Funds and Pension Ltd. with 8.65% and Migdal Insurance with 6.88% through profit-sharing life insurance policies. The company's senior officers hold various share options, representing 0.19% on a fully diluted basis. The total holdings of interested parties amount to 64.33% of the company's equity.
Max Stock Limited (TASE: MAXO), Israel's leading extreme value retailer, announced a significant change in its shareholding structure. Moose Holdco Ltd., a controlling shareholder, has sold 7,792,208 shares (approximately 5.6% of the company's share capital) in an off-exchange transaction at ILS 15.40 per share.
Following the transaction, Moose Holdco's ownership has decreased from approximately 28.2% to 22.6% of Max Stock's share capital (22.4% on a fully diluted basis). The company operates 64 locations throughout Israel, offering affordable products for everyday needs.
Moose Holdco is wholly owned by AMI Opportunities, a Guernsey-based private investment fund, which is controlled by AMI Foundation and advised by Apax Partners Israel Ltd.
Max Stock (MAXFF) has released its report on holdings of interested parties and senior officers as of March 31, 2025. The report reveals that Moose Holdco remains the largest shareholder with 28.21% ownership, followed by Ori Max at 17.91%. Notable institutional investors include More Provident Funds and Pension (9.24%), Migdal Holdings Insurance & Finance (5.24%), and Ibex Israel Fund LLP (5.24%).
The report details changes in holdings during the period, with More Mutual Funds Management reducing their position by 1,310,138 shares, while Migdal Insurance increased their life insurance accounts by 143,376 shares. Senior officers hold various share options, with total holdings representing 0.19% on a fully diluted basis.
Max Stock reported strong Q3 2024 financial results with revenue increasing 18.6% to ILS 373.1 million and comparable store sales growing 9.2%. GAAP Net Income attributable to shareholders rose 35.3% to ILS 31.3 million. For the first nine months of 2024, revenue grew 18.4% to ILS 1.0 billion with comparable store sales up 9.0%. The company's growth was driven by new store openings and increased store traffic. Gross margin was 41.3% in Q3 and 41.7% for the nine-month period. Adjusted EBITDA increased 25.0% to ILS 56.5 million in Q3 and 28.7% to ILS 144.3 million for the nine-month period.
Max Stock (TASE: MAXO) reported strong financial results for Q2 and H1 2024. Q2 revenue increased 25.4% to ILS 316.9 million, with comparable store sales up 14.5%. H1 revenue grew 18.3% to ILS 630.1 million, with comparable store sales up 8.9%. The company's position as Israel's premier extreme value retailer resonated with consumers, driving significant growth.
Key Q2 highlights include:
- Gross margin improved 50 basis points to 41.7%
- GAAP net income (attributable to shareholders) increased 55.4% to ILS 25.8 million
- Adjusted EBITDA rose 48.9% to ILS 44.8 million
The company expanded its selling space by approximately 13% over the past 12 months, adding almost 8,000 net square meters. Max Stock's strong performance was attributed to increased store traffic, improved procurement terms, and significant operating leverage.
Max Stock reported the results of its general meeting held on June 26, 2024. Shareholders approved all agenda items, including the reappointment of Ernst & Young Israel as the company’s auditor until the next annual general meeting. Additionally, the following directors were reappointed for another term: Zehavit Cohen, Ori Max, Erez Nahum, Limor Brik-Shay, Guy Gissin, and Suzan Mazzawi. This English overview is an excerpt from a Hebrew report and is not an official translation. Max Stock operates 64 locations in Israel and 2 in Portugal, offering a wide range of affordable products for everyday needs.