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Kenon Holdings Ltd.'s SEC filings document its foreign private issuer reporting as a Singapore holding company focused on OPC Energy Ltd. and power generation operations in Israel and the United States. Its Form 20-F annual reports and Form 6-K current reports include consolidated results, OPC financial information, non-IFRS reconciliations and disclosures on CPV Group.
The filings also cover annual general meeting materials, proxy voting, Singapore statutory financial statements, directors' statements, risk factors and governance matters. Current reports record material-event and capital-structure disclosures involving cash dividends, share repurchases, OPC share issuances, equity compensation registration statements and subsidiary agreements related to power-generation assets and development projects.
Kenon Holdings Ltd. filed an initial insider ownership report for board member Cyril Pierre-Jean Ducau. This Form 3 identifies him as a director of the company and establishes his status as an insider for future reporting, but it does not list any stock transactions or current holdings in this excerpt.
Kenon Holdings Ltd. filed an initial insider ownership report for Joseph Deepa, who serves as Chief Financial Officer. This Form 3 establishes his status as a reporting person for Kenon Holdings but does not list any specific share holdings or recent transactions in the provided data.
Kenon Holdings Ltd. director and Chief Executive Officer Robert Lawrence Rosen filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership. The Form 3 reports indirect ownership of 27,832 Ordinary Shares held by his spouse, establishing his starting reported position without indicating any recent share purchases or sales.
Kenon Holdings Ltd. filed a Form 6-K reporting that its subsidiary OPC Energy Ltd. plans a private placement of 8,000,000 new ordinary shares to institutional investors in Israel. OPC expects to raise gross proceeds of approximately NIS 800 million (about $257 million) at NIS 100 per share, compared with a closing price of NIS 105.7 on March 12, 2026. OPC stated that the new shares will represent about 2.7% of its issued and outstanding shares before the placement, and, after completion, Kenon is expected to hold roughly 46% of OPC’s ordinary shares. The placement is subject to Tel Aviv Stock Exchange approval for listing of the new shares and the OPC shares being offered have not been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933.
Kenon Holdings furnished English translations of subsidiary OPC Energy’s 2025 annual report, including audited IFRS consolidated financial statements. OPC’s revenues rose to NIS 3,002 million and profit reached NIS 457 million, while equity increased to NIS 8,007 million and year-end cash to NIS 2,913 million. Despite this profitability, foreign-currency and hedge movements led to a total comprehensive loss of NIS 469 million. KPMG issued unqualified opinions on the financial statements and on internal control over financial reporting. The notes discuss ongoing and new regional military conflicts, potential impacts on Israeli operations and gas supply, and disclose a planned change in OPC’s functional and reporting currency from NIS to US dollars starting in 2026.
Kenon Holdings, through subsidiary OPC Energy, reported that 70%-owned CPV Group agreed to swap its 10% stake in CPV Three Rivers in Illinois for the partner’s 25% stake in CPV Maryland, a 745 MW Maryland power plant, plus an immaterial cash payment.
The deal, expected to close in the second quarter of 2026 subject to regulatory and other conditions, would raise CPV’s ownership in CPV Maryland to 100% and remove its interest in CPV Three Rivers, leading to full consolidation of CPV Maryland in CPV’s and OPC’s financial statements.
OPC is reviewing the accounting effects and also signed a non-binding 12‑month memorandum of understanding with the same partner to explore further asset swaps involving certain CPV natural gas plants and rights in CPV.
Kenon Holdings Ltd., through its subsidiary OPC Energy Ltd., reports that the Hadera 2 project company has entered into an equipment supply and maintenance agreement with GE Vernova for a new natural gas-fired power plant next to OPC’s existing Hadera plant.
The agreement covers gas and steam turbines, related auxiliary systems and a long-term maintenance arrangement. Payments to the supplier are scheduled over time, and the total consideration is expected to represent about 20% of the Hadera 2 project’s estimated cost.
The company highlights that outcomes for the Hadera 2 project remain uncertain, with risks around whether the project proceeds, as well as its ultimate terms, cost, timing and performance under the agreement, alongside broader risks described in Kenon’s latest annual report.
Kenon Holdings Ltd. reported that its subsidiary OPC Energy Ltd., through 70%-owned CPV Group LP, has completed the acquisition of the remaining 30% interest in the Basin Ranch Project in Texas, a gas-fired power plant project with an estimated 1.35 GW capacity.
Following this transaction, CPV Group now owns 100% of the Basin Ranch Project, consolidating full ownership of the asset. Kenon refers investors to earlier reports for additional background on the transaction and project development.