Epsilon Capital Management

Optimism over economic prospects increased across the Americas regions during the first quarter of the year, as economic data showed sustained improvement and global risks eased somewhat. Despite costlier fuel, consumer spending climbed in most countries across the region, especially in the U.S. The European fiscal crisis now appears less worrisome when compared to last year, while the slowdown in Asia has turned out to be milder than expected earlier. Commodity prices have recovered after the correction during the second half of last year, on an improved outlook in global demand.

PRLog (Press Release) - May 03, 2012 - This is Epsilon Capital Management’s 4 Part Series on the European Economy for the first quarter of 2012.
Here we will cover the general sentiment of the European markets and look in-depth at Germany. The first quarter of 2012 witnessed several comforting developments in Europe. Greece fulfilled the pre-condition for securing its second bailout by convincing its private creditors to accept a 53.5% write-off on its debt. The deal eased concerns about a disorderly default by Greece on its sovereign debt.

PRLog (Press Release) - May 03, 2012 - This is Epsilon Capital Management’s 4 Part Series on the European Economy for the first quarter of 2012.
Here we will cover the general sentiment of the European markets and look in-depth at Germany. The first quarter of 2012 witnessed several comforting developments in Europe. Greece fulfilled the pre-condition for securing its second bailout by convincing its private creditors to accept a 53.5% write-off on its debt.

Optimism over economic prospects increased across the Americas regions during the first quarter of the year, as economic data showed sustained improvement and global risks eased somewhat. Despite costlier fuel, consumer spending climbed in most countries across the region, especially in the U.S. The European fiscal crisis now appears less worrisome when compared to last year, while the slowdown in Asia has turned out to be milder than expected earlier. Commodity prices have recovered after the correction during the second half of last year, on an improved outlook in global demand.

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Koor Industries is a leading holding company, focusing on high-growth, internationally-oriented, Israeli companies.
Koor actively invests in agrochemicals through Makhteshim Agan Industries; in Finance through Credit Suisse; in telecommunications and technology through its holdings in Microwave Networks; in asset management through Epsilon Investment House; and in venture capital through Koor Corporate Venture Capital.
Koor's portfolio companies’ strategy is to offer products and solutions that are best of breed, capturing international markets through innovation, quality and service.
Koor's primary shareholder is the IDB Group which holds 83% - 70% through Discount Investment Corporation and 13% through IDB Development Corporation. Koor's ordinary shares are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE: KOR).

Koor Industries of IDB Group is one of the most prominent holding companies in Israel, investing in companies operating in a range of business segments. Koor generally invests in companies which operate in the global market and/or international companies and focuses on large-scale investments. Koor examines and invests in companies in which it has a position of control following the investment, as well as in companies in which Koor does not have a position of control following its investment.This, inter alia, in view of the market conditions and opportunities open in them, due to the decline in the market values of large international companies as a result of the economic crisis in the markets.
Koor actively invests in agrochemicals through Makhteshim Agan Industries; in Finance through Credit Suisse; in telecommunications and technology through its holdings in Microwave Networks; in asset management through Epsilon Investment House; and in venture capital through Koor Corporate Venture Capital.

Koor Industries is a leading holding company, focusing on high-growth, internationally-oriented, Israeli companies.

Koor actively invests in agrochemicals through Makhteshim Agan Industries; in Finance through Credit Suisse; in telecommunications and technology through its holdings in Microwave Networks; in asset management through Epsilon Investment House; and in venture capital through Koor Corporate Venture Capital.

Koor's portfolio companies’ strategy is to offer products and solutions that are best of breed, capturing international markets through innovation, quality and service.

Koor's primary shareholder is the IDB Group which holds 83% - 70% through Discount Investment Corporation and 13% through IDB Development Corporation. Koor's ordinary shares are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE: KOR).

Koor Industries of IDB Group is one of the most prominent holding companies in Israel, investing in companies operating in a range of business segments. Koor generally invests in companies which operate in the global market and/or international companies and focuses on large-scale investments. Koor examines and invests in companies in which it has a position of control following the investment, as well as in companies in which Koor does not have a position of control following its investment. This, inter alia, in view of the market conditions and opportunities open in them, due to the decline in the market values of large international companies as a result of the economic crisis in the markets.


Koor actively invests in agrochemicals through Makhteshim Agan Industries; in Finance through Credit Suisse; in telecommunications and technology through its holdings in Microwave Networks; in asset management through Epsilon Investment House; and in venture capital through Koor Corporate Venture Capital.

Optimism over economic prospects increased across the Americas regions during the first quarter of the year, as economic data showed sustained improvement and global risks eased somewhat. Despite costlier fuel, consumer spending climbed in most countries across the region, especially in the U.S. The European fiscal crisis now appears less worrisome when compared to last year, while the slowdown in Asia has turned out to be milder than expected earlier. Commodity prices have recovered after the correction during the second half of last year, on an improved outlook in global demand.

PRLog (Press Release) - May 03, 2012 - This is Epsilon Capital Management’s 4 Part Series on the European Economy for the first quarter of 2012.
Here we will cover the general sentiment of the European markets and look in-depth at Germany. The first quarter of 2012 witnessed several comforting developments in Europe. Greece fulfilled the pre-condition for securing its second bailout by convincing its private creditors to accept a 53.5% write-off on its debt. The deal eased concerns about a disorderly default by Greece on its sovereign debt.