G Willi Food insiders sell shares, keep control
G Willi Food International’s controlling shareholders updated their ownership and disclosed large share sales.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
G Willi Food International’s controlling shareholders updated their ownership and disclosed large share sales. Willi-Food Investments Ltd. now directly owns 8,200,542 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 58.97% of the company’s 13,906,412 shares outstanding as of January 14, 2026. Through their holdings in B.S.D Crown LTD. and Willi-Food Investments, Joseph and Zwi Williger are each deemed to beneficially own 8,555,851 shares, or about 61.52% of the company.
Recent transactions include B.S.D selling 771,075 shares for aggregate consideration of $22,916,906, Zwi Williger selling 645,750 shares for $19,191,721 and a further 421,483 shares for $12,526,780, and Joseph Williger selling 131,175 shares for $3,898,615. The filing notes that all sales were effected outside the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and that the reporting persons disclaim beneficial ownership beyond their economic interest and also disclaim being part of a Section 13(d) “group.”
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- None.
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- Significant insider and controlling shareholder share sales: B.S.D sold 771,075 shares for $22,916,906, while Zwi and Joseph Williger sold additional large blocks totaling tens of millions of dollars in consideration, reducing but not eliminating their majority stakes.
Insights
Controlling insiders sold sizable stakes but still retain majority control.
The amendment shows that Willi-Food Investments Ltd. continues to hold 8,200,542 Ordinary Shares, about 58.97% of G Willi Food International. Through B.S.D Crown LTD. and Willi-Food Investments, brothers Joseph and Zwi Williger are each deemed to beneficially own 8,555,851 shares, or roughly 61.52% of the outstanding Ordinary Shares, so effective control of the company remains concentrated with them.
At the same time, the filing discloses substantial recent sales: B.S.D received aggregate consideration of $22,916,906 for 771,075 shares, while Zwi Williger sold 645,750 shares for $19,191,721 and 421,483 shares for $12,526,780. Joseph Williger sold 131,175 shares for $3,898,615. These transactions may signal portfolio or liquidity moves by key insiders while still leaving them with majority ownership.
The document also explains that all sales were executed outside the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in New Israeli Shekels, with the disclosed dollar amounts based on Bank of Israel exchange rates for the relevant dates. It further clarifies that the reporting persons disclaim forming a Section 13(d) “group,” despite their shared control structure and family relationship, and each disclaims beneficial ownership beyond their pecuniary interest.
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