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ICL postponed layoffs of 144 employees, indicating workforce adjustments amid regulatory uncertainty.
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ICL postponed layoffs of 144 employees, indicating workforce adjustments amid regulatory uncertainty.
ICL froze a $1 billion investment program in response to the surtax, delaying planned capital projects.
Israel's Sheshinski II Committee recommended a progressive surtax on natural resource profits, potentially limiting bromine sector investment.
Albemarle and ICL joint venture opened a 10,000‑t/yr bromine processing plant in Israel, expanding production capacity.
ICL Industrial Products planned to convert excess chlorine at Sdom into bromine, further expanding bromine output.
ICL Industrial Products increased bromine capacity from 40,000 to 240,000 t/yr by debottlenecking its Sdom facility, boosting Israel's production.
An Israeli company began producing bromine from Dead Sea brines after potash extraction, expanding its resource utilization.
Israel’s finance ministry proposed bromine expansion projects to boost employment amid rising unemployment in May 1998.
Dead Sea Bromine Co. expanded its Sdom plant capacity from 200,000 to 250,000 t/yr, increasing bromine production.
DSB raised calcium bromide output to 80,000 t/yr at its Ramav Hovav plant, enhancing drilling‑fluid supply.
Israel Corp. increased its stake in ICL to 41.9% by acquiring an additional 17% in March 1997.
Israeli government announced the sale of a 31.5% stake in ICL to reduce its investment program.
Israel cancels public offering of 22% stake in state‑owned chemical company due to price shortfall.
Dead Sea Bromine signs 20‑year supply agreement with domestic producer for bromine.
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