Phoenix invested at least $40 million in Reshef Technologies, which reported $165 million worth of orders from the Israeli Ministry of Defense since the start of the war.
Phoenix Financial invested $40 million; Reshef reported $165 million orders Reshef Technologies
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- Phoenix invested at least $40 million in Reshef Technologies, which reported $165 million worth of orders from the Israeli Ministry of Defense since the start…
Phoenix invested at least $40 million in Reshef Technologies, a company producing electronic fuzes for artillery shells. The company reported $165 million worth of orders from the Israeli Ministry of Defense since the start of the war.
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Origin: extracted from How Jared Kushner’s firm’s investment in an Israeli company could be a major conflict of interest · 2026-10-02 06:55