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The group of companies owned by businessman Adel Ben Rhaman is facing a legal crisis, including the appointment of an insolvency practitioner to manage its assets. The management scope is being expanded to encompass all related companies as part of restructuring measures that may lead to the creation of a new entity to strengthen Tunisia's presence in the global olive oil market. Ben Rhaman may lose control over the companies, with the possibility of consolidating international creditors' debts, primarily Banque de l'Habitat. Additionally, the composition of the companies might change, and the Tunisian state's involvement in the sector could deepen, facilitating export processes and enhancing Tunisia's international standing in the olive oil industry. The judicial investigation in Italy remains open, and reports suggest that the restructuring aims to preserve the commercial value of the companies despite their legal and financial complexities.
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