Amot Investments reported an immediate update to its securities register in early January 2026, reflecting two changes that affect share counts and bond supply tracking: a small issuance of shares following employee warrant exercises, and the full redemption of Bond Series 5, which now shows a zero balance in the register.
What the immediate report says
- A small block of new shares, 169,274, was added to the register because employee warrants were exercised, resulting in a modest increase in the share count.
(Financial Reports) - Amot fully redeemed its Bond Series 5, covering about 163.4 million units outstanding, and the series now appears as fully retired in the register.
(Financial Reports)
Why this matters
This update is not a major capital raise or a significant dilution event. The share count increased slightly due to employee participation through warrant exercises, while a bond instrument was completely removed from the outstanding register, trimming the company’s listed bond obligations by one full series.
Company context
Amot is an Israeli real estate investment company listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, focused on managing and leasing income producing properties across Israel. Because bonds are part of its financing mix, redeeming an entire series is a meaningful change when modeling the company’s debt profile and outstanding bond supply.
What to update in your tracking tables
For early January 2026 tracking, reflect Series 5 as retired and adjust the share count upward only by the small amount tied to the employee warrant exercises. The register update is the practical reconciliation point for your share and bond supply tables.
Summary table
| Register item | Change reported | Practical impact |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary shares | 169,274 shares issued from employee warrant exercises | Small increase in shares outstanding |
| Bond Series 5 | Fully redeemed, about 163.4 million units removed from the register | Series 5 removed from outstanding bond supply and debt line items |
