G. Willi-Food International Ltd. filings document foreign private issuer current reports for its kosher food import, marketing and distribution business. Recent Form 6-K disclosures include financial results, investor presentation materials, dividend announcements and incorporation of certain reports by reference into Form S-8 registration statements.
The filings also cover shareholder meeting materials, proxy cards, external director matters, related-party service arrangements with Willi-Food Investments Ltd. as controlling shareholder, and notices involving regulatory or governance developments. These records describe the company’s public reporting framework, capital-return actions, board matters and ordinary-share disclosure subjects for WILC.
Amendment No. 49 to Schedule 13D discloses the current equity positions of Willi-Food Investments Ltd. (WIL), B.S.D Crown Ltd. (B.S.D), and the brothers Joseph (JW) and Zwi (ZW) Williger in G Willi-Food International Ltd. (WILC).
Ownership structure:
- WIL directly holds 8,200,542 ordinary shares, equal to 59.07 % of the 13,883,685 shares outstanding.
- B.S.D owns 771,075 shares directly and controls WIL, giving it 8,971,617 shares (64.62 %) on a look-through basis.
- JW directly owns 130,751 shares and ZW directly owns 1,406,867 shares.
- Each of JW and ZW may be deemed to beneficially own 10,514,235 shares, or 75.73 % of the class, through their 100 % ownership of B.S.D.
Recent transactions: Between 13 Nov 2024 and 7 Jul 2025, ZW purchased 176,431 shares for an aggregate US$3.24 million (converted from NIS). Purchases were made on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange at prices ranging from $16.25 – $19.62 per share; a one-day sale of 34,014 shares occurred on 2 Jul 2025 at $19.64.
Control considerations: Although JW and ZW disclaim acting as a group, their combined direct and indirect holdings exceed three-quarters of WILC’s outstanding shares, effectively giving them joint control over voting and disposition. No other person is entitled to dividends or sale proceeds from these shares. There have been no criminal or civil securities violations by the reporting persons in the past five years.
Key takeaway for investors: Insider ownership and recent incremental buying by ZW further tighten the public float, potentially supporting the share price but also concentrating control and reducing liquidity for minority shareholders.