Israeli VC invests in UAE-based micro-mobility startup
Maniv Mobility makes first Israeli investment in an Emirates venture, enabling Fenix to launch electric scooter service across the Gulf.
Maniv Mobility makes first Israeli investment in an Emirates venture, enabling Fenix to launch electric scooter service across the Gulf.
Exits down, but for some companies growth continued during the Covid-19 crisis and specific sectors are flourishing.
Israeli startup’s behavioral biometrics technology protects some of the world’s largest financial institutions and is moving into other verticals.
Travel technology startup Hotelmize announces Series B financing round led by Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund and Brilliance Ventures.
IVC reports that $2.32 billion was raised in 125 deals in an unusually prolific second quarter of 2019.
New IVC-ZAG report says this was the most successful first quarter in the past six years, driven by two mega-deals of more than $100 million each.
Some 35 funding rounds in January bring cash to the coffers of Israeli firms ranging from cybertech and ag-tech to cannabis-tech and medical devices.
The $100 million fund aims to invest in early-stage companies in automotive, mobility, AI, smart cities, enterprise software and fintech.
Optibus, Chorus.ai, WhiteSwell and OpenLegacy each raised at least $30 million in December 2018.
Israeli innovations in AI, medical cannabis, blockchain, advanced manufacturing will be among the hot sectors in 2019.
Cybersecurity, tele-health and automotive tech companies attract the biggest investments in January 2018.
Latest collaborative projects approved by BIRD Foundation involve innovations in ag-tech, medical devices, homeland security and more.
Big Panda, Spot.IM, SCADAfence, Arbe Robotics, Buildup among other Israeli startups that received investments over the course of the month.
mPrest’s technology will allow Vector engineers to manage and predict outages and allow the efficient delivery of energy to and from the grid.
Artificial intelligence, data storage, fintech, seed breeding, travel tech and other sectors also see October investment.