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Thursday, 11/24/2005 1:17:44 PM

Thursday, November 24, 2005 1:17:44 PM

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I’ll wind up with G. Willi-Food International (Nasdaq: WILCF; TASE: WLFD). Quietly, with no fuss, the share has risen 30% since the beginning of the month. Its results have improved significantly, and the company is starting to distribute dividends. That’s excellent news, but it’s not enough to make the share zoom like that. What could the reason be? I believe that the company’s management hasn’t given up on the idea of acquiring a US distributor. The US kosher food market is too good and attractive for the Williger brothers to give up on. Furthermore, during their first due diligence process, they became familiar with the fleshpot that goes by the name of the US ethnic food market. Their first effort failed, rightly so as far as management was concerned, because they found too many problems in the course of due diligence. The US does not lack food marketing companies, and a little birdie from New York whispered to me that another round is underway now. Knowing the owners as I do, it’s hard for me to believe that the acquisition won’t go through.

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