NextVision Plunges 23% in Two Days as TASE Suffers Sharp Selloff
Drone-camera maker NextVision's stock plummeted 23% over two days as Fidelity sold NIS 1.3 billion in shares, impacting the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
Thursday, 8 October 2026
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