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ISCAR Metalworking

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Iscar Metalworking is the largest company of the IMC Group and one of the largest toolmaking companies in the world. The company was founded in 1952 in a wooden garage behind the home of Stef Wertheimer , the wealthiest Israeli living in Israel. After several years of steady expansion, the company headquarters moved to its current site in the Tefen Industrial Zone , situated in Israel's Western Galilee . Iscar has expanded from a single marketing and manufacturing facility in Israel to a multinational company with representation in over 50 countries. Its production facilities are highly automated; at night, a single employee runs the plants on a computer, from home. In May 2006, Berkshire Hathaway , chaired by Warren Buffett , purchased an 80% stake in Iscar for US$ 4 billion. It was the first time in Berkshire's long history that it acquired a company based outside of the United States. Buffett called the acquisition of Iscar a "dream deal" that surpassed all his expectations. He personally attended the inauguration of a new production plant in Dalian , China . The company has 140 subsidiaries in 65 countries. Buffett personally cuts ribbon at Iscar China - Haaretz - Israel News Who on earth is Jacob Harpaz, Haaretz, July 15, 20091

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largest company of the imc group and one of the largest toolmaking companies in the world

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israeli toolmaking company affiliated with one of the world's largest metalworking conglomerates

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