ICL Group Ltd. announced that Aviram Lahav will conclude his tenure as ICL?s CFO on June 15, 2026, towards his retirement. As per the Company?s Board of Directors? resolution dated March 10, 2026, Asaf Alperovitz will succeed Lahav and will be appointed as CFO and a member of ICL?s executive management team effective June 15, 2026.
Asaf Alperovitz brings with him more than two decades of senior financial experience. He currently serves as the CFO of SolarEdge Technologies and previously held CFO positions at Delta Galil Industries, Syneron Candela, and other companies, served as CEO at Allmed Solutions, and held senior management roles including Head of the Israeli Desk at Ernst & Young (EY). Alperovitz holds an MBA in Finance and Marketing and a BA in Accounting and Economics, both from Tel Aviv University, and is a Certified Public Accountant (Israel).
Elad Aharonson, ICL?s President and CEO, expressed his deep appreciation to Aviram for his meaningful contributions and dedicated service to the Company, and wished him much success in his future endeavors. Aharonson also congratulated Asaf on his new role and conveyed his full confidence that Alperovitz?s extensive global experience in public companies and senior positions in the industry will further strengthen the Company, support its continued growth, and advance the execution of its strategy.
ICL Group Ltd, formerly known as Israel Chemicals Ltd, is an Israel-based company, which is engaged in the fertilizer and specialty chemical sectors. The Company operates in three segments: Fertilizers, Industrial Products, and Performance Products. The Fertilizers segment is engaged in the production of standard, granular, fine red and white potash from different sources, as well as in the production of phosphates, such as phosphate rock, phosphoric acid, fertilizers and animal feed addictives. The Industrial Products segment produces flame retardants, such as brominates and organ phosphorus, elemental bromine, and other chemicals. The Performance Products segment produces specialty phosphates, such as technical, food grade and electronic grade phosphoric acid, phosphate salts, food additives and wildfire safety products, as well as alumina and other chemicals.
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