ZIM: Israel stops handling merger-linked application
The GCA said any new proposal must be filed in full detail, and Hapag-Lloyd intends to submit a revised proposal and seek approval.
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ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. said Israel’s Government Companies Authority (GCA) has ceased handling the company’s pending application for approval of requested changes to the special state share connected with its pending merger transaction with Hapag-Lloyd.
On September 29, 2026, the GCA said Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI had indicated earlier in September that they intended to submit a revised proposal for post-closing operations, but no detailed revised proposal was submitted by the GCA’s deadline. The application was submitted in March 2026. The GCA said any new proposal must be filed in full detail for review by the authority and the State of Israel. Hapag-Lloyd informed ZIM that it intends to submit a revised proposal and seek approval.
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