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Entities › Federmann Enterprises
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Federmann Enterprises

Federmann family holding company; controls Elbit Systems

Company · Israel · Organization

Federmann Enterprises is the private Israeli holding company of billionaire Michael Federmann, started by his father and uncle, and its main asset is control of Elbit Systems, Israel's largest private arms manufacturer. It held 19.3M Elbit shares (41.2%) as of June 17, 2026, a block worth about $13.6B at the end of Sept 2026. Its other big listed holding is Dan Hotels. Michael Federmann controls the vote. He and his sons David, Gideon and Daniel hold an indirect economic interest of about 25.5% of Elbit, and David has chaired Elbit since Aug 2023. Forbes estimated Michael Federmann's net worth at $6.6B in Nov 2025. The family fortune rises with Elbit's war business: a record $32.0B backlog at mid-2026 and new Israeli munitions orders in 2026. Elbit's Hermes 450 drone killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza. The drones pay for the hotels.

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Elbit Systems's stake in Federmann Enterprises was worth $13.6B$13.6B
2026-09-29Elbit SystemsThis is the market value of Federmann Enterprises' controlling block of 19,318,508 Elbit shares (about 41.2% of the vote) as of 29 September 2026. It implies about $703 per share. The figure is a mark-to-market paper value, not realised profit.
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Elbit Systems 2026 AGM Proxy Statement — Elbit Systems 2026 AGM Proxy Statement
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Security ownership of principal shareholders
As of June 17, 2026, Federmann Enterprises Ltd. held 19,318,508 shares ... Mr. Federmann controls, directly and indirectly, the vote of Shares owned by Heris and FEL (approximately 41.2% of our outstanding Shares).
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Federmann Enterprises holds 41.2% of Elbit Systems41.2%
Elbit SystemsFedermann Enterprises Ltd. held 19,318,508 Elbit shares as of 17 June 2026, including shares held via Heris. Through it, Michael Federmann controls the vote of about 41.2% of Elbit's shares, enough to control Israel's largest private weapons maker.
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  • Elbit Systems 2026 AGM Proxy Statement — Elbit Systems 2026 AGM Proxy StatementDocumentBeneficial ownership tableFedermann Enterprises Ltd. ... 19,318,508 ... 41.2% of our outstanding Shares
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Federmann Enterprises Ltd owns about 41.5% of Elbit Systems (19,318,508 shares) as of March 2026, with Michael Federmann controlling the vote of those shares, according to Elbit's SEC filing.41.5%
Elbit SystemsHeld directly and through Heris AG; Michael Federmann controls the vote of these shares.
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  • Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 — Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025DocumentItem 7.A Major Shareholders(1) Michael Federmann, a member of our Board, has the right to control the voting of the 19,318,508 ordinary shares (i.e., approximately 41.5% of our outstanding ordinary shares) that are owned, directly and indirectly, by FEL (the FEL Share Position)
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Federmann Enterprises, the private vehicle through which the family controls Elbit Systems, is owned by Michael (Mikey) Federmann, his children David, Gideon and Daniel, and other family members.
2025Michael FedermannExact family stakes not disclosed.
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  • Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 — Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025DocumentItem 3, Risk FactorsMichael Federmann, who serves as a member of our board of directors, is (through entities under his control) the controlling shareholder of FEL, and he is also the chair of the board and the chief executive officer of FEL.
  • Globes — The man with the biggest fortune on the TASEThe family controls Elbit Systems through a private company called Federmann Enterprises, owned by Mikey Federmann and his children David, Gideon, and Daniel; his sister Irit; his cousin Ami and his children; and their mother, Ruth Federmann.
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Gideon Federmann is a co-owner of Federmann Enterprises, the family holding company that controls about 41.5% of Elbit Systems.
Gideon FedermannReviewed: Elbit 20-F says FEL share position is ~41.5% (was '42%').
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  • Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 — Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025DocumentItem 7, Major Shareholders, footnoteMichael Federmann and his sons, David (who also serves as the chair of Elbit Systems’ Board), Gideon and Daniel Federmann, collectively hold an indirect economic interest equivalent to approximately 25.7% of our outstanding ordinary shares, with Michael Federmann holding an approximately 5.13% economic interest, David Federmann holding an approximately 8.2% economic interest, and each of Gideon and Daniel Federmann holding an approximately 6.15% economic interest.
  • Globes — The man with the biggest fortune on the TASEThe family controls Elbit Systems through a private company called Federmann Enterprises, owned by Mikey Federmann and his children David, Gideon, and Daniel;
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Irit Federmann-Landau is a co-owner of Federmann Enterprises, the family company that controls Elbit Systems and Dan Hotels.
Irith Federmann-LandeauGlobes spells her name Irit; she is Michael Federmann's sister.
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  • Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 — Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025DocumentItem 7, Major Shareholders, footnoteMichael Federmann is the trustee of a trust on behalf of his sister, Irith Federmann-Landeau, that holds an indirect non-voting economic interest of approximately 7.26% in our outstanding ordinary shares through an indirect approximately 17.5% non-voting interest in FEL.
  • Globes — The man with the biggest fortune on the TASEThe family controls Elbit Systems through a private company called Federmann Enterprises, owned by Mikey Federmann and his children David, Gideon, and Daniel; his sister Irit; his cousin Ami and his children; and their mother, Ruth Federmann.
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Federmann Enterprises controls Dan Hotels
Dan HotelsDan Hotels is Federmann Enterprises' second big listed holding.
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  • Wikipedia — WikipediaSince 2002, Federmann has been the owner of Israeli conglomerate Federmann Enterprises Ltd which was started by his father and uncle. ... its two biggest publicly traded holdings: defense electronics maker Elbit Systems and luxury hotel operator Dan Hotels Corp. ... As of November 2025, Forbes estimates Federmann's net worth to be $6.6 billion.

Roles

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David Federmann has held management roles since 2000 at Federmann Enterprises, the family holding company that owns about 41.5% of Elbit Systems.41.5%
2000 to presentDavid Federmannpct is Federmann Enterprises' Elbit stake as of March 5, 2026.
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  • Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 — Elbit Systems Ltd. Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025DocumentItem 6, DirectorsHe has served in various management capacities at Federmann Enterprises Ltd. (FEL), a privately-owned Israeli company, since 2000. FEL, directly and through subsidiaries, holds a diversified portfolio of investments, including ownership of approximately 41.5% of the Company’s outstanding shares.

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