Imperva to be acquired by Thoma Bravo for $2.1 billion
California-based cybersecurity software maker with development centers in Tel Aviv and Rehovot will continue operating as a privately held company.
California-based cybersecurity software maker with development centers in Tel Aviv and Rehovot will continue operating as a privately held company.
Ireland’s Medtronic buys Mazor Robotics, China’s Venus Medtech buys Keystone Heart, India’s Flipkart buys Upstream Commerce, US’s Grubhub grabs Tapingo.
Pepsi says its acquisition of the Israeli home soda-maker reflects its campaign to find new ways of reaching consumers beyond the store-bought bottle.
Bank Leumi sells Leumi Card to Warburg Pincus in New York, while Amsterdam’s Takeaway.com takes over Tel Aviv’s 10bis.
The sixth month of 2018 transactions saw Israeli companies getting bought out, buying out foreign companies and making domestic acquisitions.
Fashion-tech firm in Tel Aviv will help Nike beef up user experience; cybersecurity tech from Ra’anana will help Palo Alto Networks detect attacks.
The electronics maker will keep its operations in the Israeli city of Yavneh after its purchase by California-based KLA-Tencor.
Gigya’s customer identity management platform currently helps companies build digital relationships with some 1.3 billion consumers.
‘Aristocrat is an ideal partner for us given our common aspiration to be a global leader in social gaming,’ says Plarium founder.
Netafim, the world’s largest irrigation company, has been purchased by Mexican petrochemical firm Mexichem. Founder, Kibbutz Hatzerim will retain remaining 20% stake.
Largest ever acquisition of an Israeli healthcare company is to be made by Japan’s Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation.
Gas exploration, digital music, cybersecurity and molecular diagnostics companies in Israel ink deals in May 2017 worth a combined $690 million.
US giant pays a couple of million dollars for Tel Aviv-based facial recognition technology startup, reports Calcalist newspaper.
Acquisition of Valtech Cardio by America’s HeartWare International marks biggest deal for an Israeli med tech company ever.
Canadian mobile phone manufacturer to set up R&D center in Israel.