Adama

Adama (Hebrew: אדמה) is an independent Israeli publishing house that focuses on themes of feminine presence and inspiration, including sexuality, pregnancy, childbirth, motherhood and parenting, creativity, and healing. It was founded in 1995 by Noa Berkat, an editor, poet, and biographical consultant, originally under the name 'Adam Tikshoret Kehilatit' (Adam Community Communication). In its early years, the press published biographies, memorial books, and personal books. In 2004, it changed its name to 'Adama' Publishing. In 2006, it merged with 'Harduf' Publishing, and in 2014 it split from that merger and adopted the name 'Adama – A Publishing House for Renewing Feminine Wisdom'. As of autumn 2021, the press had published 26 titles in the fields of non-fiction, self-help, and prose. The publishing house operates in Israel and maintains an official website in English as well as a Hebrew home site. Its catalogue reflects a niche focus on women's spirituality and embodied experience, positioning it as a specialized independent publisher within the Israeli book market.

Adama was established in 1995 by Noa Berkat, an editor, poet, and biographical consultant, under the name 'Adam Tikshoret Kehilatit' (Adam Community Communication). During its first years, the press published biographies, memorial books, and personal books. In 2004, it changed its name to 'Adama' Publishing. In 2006, it merged with 'Harduf' Publishing. In 2014, it split from that merger and changed its name to 'Adama – A Publishing House for Renewing Feminine Wisdom'. As of autumn 2021, the publishing house had released 26 titles in the fields of non-fiction, self-help, and prose. The press is known for its focus on topics related to feminine presence and inspiration: sexuality, pregnancy, childbirth, motherhood and parenting, creativity, and healing. It operates as an independent Israeli publisher and maintains an official website in English as well as a Hebrew home site, and its books are listed in the National Library of Israel database.

• 2021

  As of autumn 2021, had published 26 titles in non-fiction, self-help, and prose.

• 2014

  Split from the merger and renamed 'Adama – A Publishing House for Renewing Feminine Wisdom'.

• 2006

  Merged with 'Harduf' Publishing.

• 2004

  Changed its name to 'Adama' Publishing.

• 1995

  Founded by Noa Berkat as 'Adam Tikshoret Kehilatit'.

Independent Israeli publishing house specializing in renewing feminine wisdom and women's embodied experience.

• Non-fiction books

• Self-help books

• Prose

• Biographies

• Memorial books

• Personal books

• 2021.05.31

  Reported2021.05.31

  ADAMA completes acquisition of 51% stake in Huifeng facilities subsidiary[3]ADAMA完成收购汇丰相关设施子公司51%股权prnewswire.com

  ADAMA completed the final phase of its transaction with Huifeng, acquiring a 51% stake in a wholly owned subsidiary established to incorporate Huifeng's key crop-protection synthesis and formulation facilities. ADAMA said the acquisition bolstered its commercial presence in China.

• 2019.11.06

  ADAMA announces planned acquisition of a 50% stake in Shanghai Dibai[4]安道麦宣布拟收购上海迪拜50%股权stock.finance.sina.com.cn

  ADAMA and Jiangsu Huifeng signed an equity purchase agreement on November 6, 2019, under which ADAMA plans to acquire a 50% stake in Shanghai Dibai after restructuring is completed. The final purchase price is subject to the agreement and an appraisal.

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1. 1Adama (publishers) - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2אדמה (הוצאת ספרים) - Wikipediahe.wikipedia.org
3. 3ADAMA完成收购汇丰相关设施子公司51%股权prnewswire.com
4. 4安道麦宣布拟收购上海迪拜50%股权stock.finance.sina.com.cn