Privacy Policy

Minrav Group Ltd.
Last updated: April 27, 2025

General

This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) describes how Minrav Group Ltd. (“the Company”) processes personal information (including collection, use, transfer, and sharing) in the course of its activities and sets out the rights of data subjects regarding their personal information.

This Policy applies to the Company’s processing of personal information by parties external to the Company. Processing of personal information of job applicants is governed by a separate privacy policy, attached hereto.

Where the Company collects additional personal information beyond what is detailed in this Policy, it will publish a specific privacy policy, which will supplement and form part of this Policy, unless expressly stated otherwise.

This Policy is written in the masculine gender for convenience only but is intended for all genders.

There is no legal obligation to provide personal information to the Company. Provision of such information is voluntary; however, in some cases, failure to provide it may prevent you from contacting the Company or may prevent the Company from processing or responding to your inquiry.

Please read this Policy before providing any personal information to the Company, and review it periodically, as it may be updated from time to time. The date of the latest update appears at the top of this Policy.

Collection of Personal Information by the Company

The Company collects and receives personal information from a variety of sources, including its website, forms (including online forms), agreements, telephone calls, email correspondence, meetings, and written communications through any channel.

The Company collects personal information relating to various categories of data subjects with whom it interacts in the course of its activities, including:

Customers, including their representatives (e.g., company representatives, authority representatives, etc.);
Potential customers (including their representatives);
Suppliers, consultants, professionals, and experts relevant to the Company’s projects (including their representatives);
Visitors to the Company’s work sites;
Individuals contacting the Company;
Visitors to the Company’s website.

Personal Information Collected by the Company

The Company may collect the following types of information:

1. Personal details – such as full name and identification details (if necessary, including ID card or passport number).
2. Contact information – such as physical address, telephone number, and email address.
3. Financial information – including bank account details and payment method information.
4. Property-related details – in connection with the purchase or rental of properties in the Company’s projects or the use of its services, including details about properties owned or used, loan information, and related matters.

Company Website

The Company operates a website at: www.minrav.co.il (“the Site”). This Privacy Policy forms an integral part of the Site’s Terms of Use and supplements them.

Browsing the Site does not require the submission or collection of personal information, other than information automatically collected by Internet servers (such as the IP address from which a visitor accesses the Site).

Contacting the Company via the Site requires providing your full name, email address, and telephone number. Depending on the nature of the inquiry, additional personal information may be provided.

The Company may also collect information using cookies (or similar technologies) for purposes including facilitating use of the Site, ensuring security, collecting analytical data (such as duration of visits, pages viewed, and navigation patterns), advertising, and more.

“Cookies” are text files created on a user’s device by commands from the Site’s servers or, in some cases, from third-party servers. Some cookies expire and are deleted at the end of a browsing session, while others may remain on the user’s device. The use of cookies may involve the collection of personal information or the ability to identify Site users. For example, third-party cookies may, when combined with other information, allow third parties to identify users and present them with personalized advertisements or content.

Cookies can be managed or deleted at any time using tools available in common browsers or operating systems. Browser settings may also be adjusted to block cookies entirely or to require user approval before use. However, deleting or blocking cookies may impair the ability to use the Site (or parts of it).

Purposes for Which Personal Information is Collected

The Company collects and processes personal information for the following purposes:

Advertising and marketing the Company’s projects, products, and services (including those of third parties, subject to law), including through direct mailing.
2. Entering into and maintaining agreements, including exercising rights under agreements with customers and related parties.
3. Responding to inquiries to the Company.
4. Customer service and communication, including sending newsletters.
5. Contacting suppliers and responding to supplier inquiries.
6. Verifying the identity of customers or third parties.
7. Compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.
8. Detection, investigation, and prevention of fraud, scams, or offenses.
9. Conducting legal proceedings and handling claims or demands that may lead to legal proceedings.
10. Preventing harm to persons or property.
12. Producing insights, aggregated statistics, or anonymized data to support the Company’s operations.

The Company uses personal information solely for the purposes for which it was provided and does not use it for any other purpose.

Newsletter

Users may subscribe to the Company’s newsletter (by providing their email address in the designated registration field). The newsletter may include service announcements, updates on the Company and its projects, as well as advertising (from the Company and third parties). Subscribing constitutes consent to receive such advertising.

Subscribers may unsubscribe at any time by following the instructions in each newsletter or by contacting the Company using the details provided in the newsletter or in this Policy.

Advertisements are the sole responsibility of the advertisers. The newsletter (including advertisements) may contain links to third-party websites or landing pages that may involve disclosure of personal information. Use of such sites is subject to the third parties’ terms of use and privacy policies. Responsibility for third-party sites and advertisements lies exclusively with the relevant third parties. The Company assumes no responsibility for them.

Retention of Information

Personal information is stored in the Company’s databases, which are managed and secured in accordance with applicable legal requirements.

Information is retained for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined above (including compliance with legal obligations, defense in legal proceedings, or related preparatory measures), and for seven years after the termination of engagement with the data subject, subject to applicable law. The Company may retain anonymized data, including aggregated or statistical data, without limitation.

Some processing activities are carried out by the Company’s suppliers in Israel or abroad. When external service providers process personal information or access the Company’s systems, the Company ensures that contracts include obligations to implement adequate security measures, maintain confidentiality, and restrict use of information solely to providing services to the Company (except for producing anonymized statistical data or as required by law, court order, or regulatory directive).

The Company takes reasonable steps to identify information no longer required for its purposes (“Excess Information”) and will delete or anonymize it. However, the following will not be considered Excess Information: (1) Information the Company is legally required to retain; (2) Information required under contractual obligations; or (3) Information that may be needed for actual or potential legal proceedings.

Transfer of Information to Third Parties

The Company transfers personal information to third parties only with the consent of the data subject, or when necessary to provide products or services, to carry out projects, or to comply with legal or regulatory obligations. Transfers may include the following cases:

Upon request or with the express consent of the data subject.
2. Transfer to suppliers of products and/or services as part of projects.
3. Transfer to third parties where necessary to execute projects, implement agreements, or conduct business.
4. In connection with disputes, claims, or legal proceedings (existing or reasonably foreseeable) involving the Company.
5. For protection of the Company’s interests, including debt collection.
6. Where necessary to prevent serious harm to persons, property, or other significant harm, at the Company’s discretion.
7. In cases of transfer or assignment of the Company’s activities, rights, or obligations 8. To potential acquirers of the Company’s business or control.
9. In the event of suspected violations of agreements, project conditions, or applicable law.
10. Pursuant to a court order.
11. To fulfill a legal obligation or comply with regulatory or enforcement authorities.
12. To affiliated companies in cases of collaborations, reorganizations, or provision of complementary products and services, as well as for analytics and statistical purposes.
13. In other cases set forth in this Policy (including analytics of Site visitors or when clicking links to third-party sites or advertisements).

Information Security

The Company takes measures to secure personal information processed by or on its behalf. These include technological, organizational, and administrative safeguards designed to protect against the loss of personal information, damage to its integrity, unauthorized access or use, and unlawful modification. However, it should be noted that despite such measures, it is practically not possible to completely prevent all information security incidents.

Transfers of personal information to service providers as part of outsourcing arrangements are subject to agreements between the Company and such providers, ensuring that personal information is handled properly, kept confidential, and secured in accordance with applicable law.

Rights of Data Subjects

1.1. Under the Privacy Protection Law, 5741-1981 (the “Law”), every individual has the right to review personal information about them contained in the Company’s databases, subject to the provisions of applicable law.

1.2. A data subject wishing to review such information must submit a written request to the Company. The Company will allow the review unless there is a legal basis for denying the request (“law” includes established case law).

1.3. Where possible, the review will be carried out by sending the requested information to the user via email. If this method is not possible, alternative arrangements will be determined by the Company from time to time.

1.4. Any person whose personal information is held in the Company’s databases may submit a written request to correct or delete information that is inaccurate, incomplete, unclear, or outdated. The Company will examine the request and, where appropriate, correct or delete the information, unless there is a legal basis for refusal, all in accordance with applicable law and regulations.

1.5. The Company may retain and add information as necessary for its activities, including in connection with its products and services, and for protecting or maintaining its legal rights. This includes compliance with applicable laws and regulatory requirements, fraud prevention, and other legitimate interests of the Company.

1.6. Requests to review, correct, or delete personal information should be sent to: [email protected].

1.7. The Company will respond to requests to exercise rights of access, correction, or deletion as soon as reasonably possible, and no later than 30 days from receipt of the request.

1.8. If a request for review, correction, or deletion is denied, the data subject may appeal to the Magistrates’ Court in accordance with the Privacy Protection Regulations (Conditions for Reviewing Information and Procedures for Appealing a Refusal to Review a Request), 5741-1981, and the guidelines of the Privacy Protection Authority.

Applicable Law and Jurisdiction

This Privacy Policy, and the processing of personal information by the Company, shall be governed exclusively by Israeli law, without reference to conflict-of-law principles. The competent courts in Tel Aviv shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any matter relating to this Privacy Policy.

Changes to the Privacy Policy

The Company reserves the right to update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any updates will be published on the Company’s website and will take effect upon publication. The date of the latest update will appear in the title of this Policy.

Contact Us

For any questions or comments regarding this Privacy Policy, you may contact the Company using the following details. The Company will make every effort to respond within a reasonable time:

Address: Raoul Wallenberg 24, Ziv Towers, Tel Aviv

Phone: 074-7759222

Email: [email protected]