Israeli investments, M&As both near $1 billion despite war
Start-Up Nation Central report shows that despite ongoing challenges, ‘Israeli Tech Delivers #NoMatterWhat.’
Start-Up Nation Central report shows that despite ongoing challenges, ‘Israeli Tech Delivers #NoMatterWhat.’
Two unicorns – Trax Image Recognition and Redis Labs — helped push total funding for the first week of April to more than $1 billion.
In technology, digital health, tourism, exports and other verticals, Israel has seen steady growth through the past decade.
Leading the list is a $100 million raise by Selina, the Israeli-founded network of 46 hostels and coworking spaces across Latin America.
Innoviz Technologies of Rosh Ha’ayin raised the most, closing a $132 million funding round.
Drivenets nets $110m, Redis Labs raises $60m, PerimeterX nabs $43m, and both Rapyd Financial Networks and Gong.io raise $40m.
November 2018 fundraising is strong, topped by a $75 million investment in Tel Aviv-based Habana Labs led by Intel Capital.
4 cybersecurity companies and 3 retail-tech companies are among Israeli firms that received investments this month.
Sisense is a popular business intelligence platform, and MeMed is a diagnostic system to distinguish bacterial from viral infections at point of care.
July continues the strong fundraising trend of the three previous months, led by a $125 million round for retail-tech company Trax Image Recognition.
London will be the first European city to launch the new Via-Daimler on-demand shuttle service, by the end of 2017.
Close to $850 million poured into Israeli firms in June 2017 to advance pharma, cybersecurity, e-commerce, autonomous-vehicle and other technologies.
December’s chill brings hot investments in Israeli companies and expand blue-and-white global business reach.
EatWith, Gauzy , Engie, Inifinity AR, Synereo, Otonomo announce multi-million dollar funding rounds.
Kaltura announces $50 million funding round; Innoviz Technologies secures $9 million.