Israeli capital-raising reaches quarterly record of $1.44b
A rare $250 million mega-deal boosts Israeli high-tech funding to a new high in Q3/2017; more and larger late-stage deals are seen.
A rare $250 million mega-deal boosts Israeli high-tech funding to a new high in Q3/2017; more and larger late-stage deals are seen.
Many Israeli VCs have made a strategic decision in the last couple of years to change gears and attract younger talent to join their funds at a partner level.
Israeli high-tech companies raised $1.26 billion during the second quarter of 2017.
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Average deal at all-time high of $7.2 million per round; overall capital raising is 11 percent above 2015’s record.
OR Movement hosts US cycling celebrity on four-day trip to Israel to help raise awareness for the Negev and Galilee.
IVC/KPMG report shows July-September financing is second highest quarter in 10 years. Since the beginning of 2016, Israeli tech companies raised $4b.
Rothschild Boulevard transforms to Innovation Boulevard with digital media, tech exhibits and digital games representing the startup ecosystem.
GoforIsrael conference expects 1,000 Chinese investors to September 20th Shanghai event spotlighting Israeli startups in life sciences, media, telecom, internet and green tech.
Investors bank on all sectors of Israeli high-tech: 3D printing, social networking, health-tech, mobile, and cybersecurity.
‘The industry is hard at work and the investors are still in the game.’ — Ofer Sela, partner in KPMG Somekh Chaikin’s technology group
E-commerce giant reportedly pays $20m-$30m for Netanya-based predictive analytics startup. Brazilian micro-credit giant Avante buys fintech startup Sling for estimated $10m.
Members of a new investment club, including Israel’s biggest names in high-tech, are putting their money behind ventures in the KamaTech accelerator.
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