CVC Keeps Israeli Defence Investment Low-Profile Amid Controversy Concerns
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CVC is making an investment entry into the advanced defense technologies sector, acquiring a minority stake in Israeli Fibrotex, which operates in more than 20 countries and develops camouflage systems for military personnel and equipment.
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CVC Capital Partners has agreed to acquire a minority stake in Israeli camouflage technology manufacturer Fibrotex through its Catalyst III fund, with the Financial Times reporting that the firm is investing about €250m for a 40% holding.
Private equity giant CVC has made a secret investment in the Israeli defense sector. Wanting to avoid any backlash, the company chose to keep the deal quiet, disclosing it only to its financiers.… A secret deal: CVC’s investment in the defense industry and why it kept it secret - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
CVC Catalyst III to Acquire Minority Interest in Multispectral Camouflage Specialist Fibrotex
The Blum family will remain the majority shareholder as CVC supports Fibrotex’s innovation and international expansion, subject to regulatory approvals. IN BRIEFKEY TAKEAWAYSFAQs CVC has agreed, through its CVC Catalyst III fund, to acquire a minority stake in Fibrotex, a … Read the full press release →
CVC Acquires €250m Stake in Israeli Defence Firm Quietly
London, 12 October 2026 — EBM Newsdesk Analysis — By Brad Adams CVC Capital Partners has bought a 40% stake in Fibrotex, an Israeli maker of military camouflage, for about €250m, without announcing it publicly, the Financial Times reports. CVC told the investors in its funds about the deal, as it is required to, but […]
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