More than $336m raised by Israeli companies in September
Innoviz and StoreDot, each with technologies for the vehicles of tomorrow, lead the pack with funding infusions of $65m and $60m, respectively.
Innoviz and StoreDot, each with technologies for the vehicles of tomorrow, lead the pack with funding infusions of $65m and $60m, respectively.
Despite the lazy days of summer, August 2017 saw significant investments for 23 Israeli companies.
Israeli high-tech companies raised $1.26 billion during the second quarter of 2017.
Funding innovation in areas of autonomous vehicles, biotechnology, digital health, homeland security, and nanotechnology.
AiDoc’s artificial intelligence-powered medical imaging tool for radiologists and Fornova’s hotel tech also post big funding rounds.
Fills growing need by Israeli entrepreneurs and investors for liquidity in the years preceding an exit.
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
Wayerz, DiaCardio, SecuriThings to represent Israel at the international innovation contest finals in Beijing this August.