Welcome to Goren Capital.

Since our establishment in 1996, Goren Capital Group has been serving the growing global strategic and finance demands of the Israeli and Israeli-related markets, becoming one of Israel's leading independent investment banking houses. During this period we have positioned ourselves as the leading private "Deal Maker" and "Financing Arranger" house in Israel.

Over the past years, we have successfully implemented a strategy combining international cross-border services with a full range of added value financial services and financing arrangements in the local financial markets. This long term commitment client relationship approach, coupled with our unique boutique environment, has positioned us in leading execution and advisory roles to local and global players alike.

Throughout the years since our inception, GCG was an integral and vital participant in the completion of some the largest deals in the Israeli market. We have completed the $970M (equity and financing) Bezeq privatization, arranging financing from Israeli banks and Israeli financial institutions. In addition, Goren Capital Group advised M.I. Holdings and the Ministry of Finance on the privatizations of both Israel Discount Bank (a 1.3 Billion NIS transaction) and Bank Leumi (a 2.4 Billion NIS transaction).

In 2009, GCG acted as an advisor to Bank Leumi, Discount Bank, FIBI and Bank Mizrahi-Tefahot on Africa-Israel's debt restructuring. In 2010, GCG acted as financial advisor to the Israel Post Company in its NIS 400 Million bond placement. GCG currently acts as financial advisor to ORL in their $900 Million debt raising. In the field of Project Finance, GCG acts as financial advisor in the largest projects undertaken in Israel, including: advisory to the State on the tender for the construction of Solar Power Plants, advisory to Mekorot regarding the Ashdod Desalination project and advisory to OPC Rotem regarding the project to construct a Power Station in Mishor Rotem.

GCG has vast experience in advisory to cross-border transactions, including, among others: €350M acquisition of Chevron Benelux by Delek, €2,500M bid for European Utility/Energy company and a €140M renewable energy project (wind) in Eastern Europe.

We believe that we will continue to develop and successfully meet each challenge we take on with the help of our employees, the leadership of our management and support of our customers.


Samuel Gortler (CEO),
Goren Capital Group Ltd