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Israel Tech Review and Reports


The Israeli Tech Review is the first-of-its-kind report in Israel, reviewing all Israeli high-tech activity – fundraising, mergers and acquisitions, and the capital market, providing a birds' eye analysis of the industry.

Funding Rounds Deals Projection: Methodology

Pre-Seed and Early Investment: Methodology
Israel Tech Review Q3/2024
Israeli high-tech capital raising quarterly results have shown a recovery in 2024. The capital raised in Q3/2024 reached $2.4b - up 40% from $1.74b raised in Q3/2023, according to IVC and LeumiTech Q3/2024 Tech Review.
In Q1-Q3 2024, the capital raised exceeded the annual results of 2023, with $7.4 billion in 330 deals.Mid–later rounds have attracted 15% more capital than Q1-Q3/2023.The number of new Israeli unicorns is growing again after decreasing since 2021. In Q1–Q3/2024, we counted six new unicorns, compared to only four new unicorns for the whole of 2023.Safe Superintelligence mega-round of $1 billion held 41% of the total amount for the quarter.

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IVC Special Reports


Fresh and current, IVC covers trending elements such as ‘The Spring of Blockchain’, ‘US-China trade war’, ‘Israeli VC Funds Activity’, ‘The Israeli Cyber Security Social Network’, ‘The Wall St. Bear Market and Israeli Tech’ among others, highlighting important facts and figures relating to Israeli high-tech, Venture Capital and everything in between.
Israeli Tech Gender Analysis 2023
It turns out that having a woman on the founding team makes a startup company more resilient in terms of the survivability rate – the chance of the company remaining active after several years. While this rate reaches 53% in startups founded by women only, and 56% in startups formed by women and men together, it only reaches 51% in companies where the founding teams consist of men only (and the difference is statistically significant).


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Investors Report (Most Active Funds)


Analyzing investors and Venture Capital Funds (VCs) activities is challenging. While the quantity and quality of shared information increased significantly in recent years, there is still more unknown than known about the funds’ activities.
The Investors Report (Most Active Funds) aims to provide a deep dive into the Israeli start-up funding ecosystem, and overviews the key players who fund Israeli startups.
IVC–GNY-KPMG Investors Report H1/2024
The H1/2024 IVC – Gornitzky – KPMG Investors Report examines the trends and activities of venture capital funds (including corporate VC investors) and Israeli institutional investors, the availability of capital for local tech ventures, and foreign VC funds. In H1/2024, just 10 Israeli VCs secured $554m for new funds. Two large VCs accounted for 73% of the total, raising $200m each: Red Dot Capital Partners and Vintage Growth Fund.
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Magazines


Published twice a year, the magazine includes a research summary of capital raising, exits, most active funds and notable deals in the Israeli high-tech. In addition, the magazine presents an in-depth research on a specific Israeli high-tech vertical or cluster. Previous magazines featured topics such as Canna-Tech, Food-Tech, Technology meets art, Open Innovation and more…
IVC February 2020 Issue – Israeli Tech Decade Summary
The February 2020 issue of IVC Magazine - IVC Annual Israeli Tech Review - focuses on the passing decade of Israel' tech sector (2010-2019). The review includes research summary, maps, data, and articles by leading high-tech executives wrapping-up the past decade and offering their view on the upcoming tech trends in 2020: Aharon Aharon, Chemi Peres, Karin Mayer, Oren Bar-on, Jon Medved and Dov Moran.
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