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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

Newly Established Israeli High-Tech Companies
Israel Tech Review Q2/2025
The first half of 2025 closed on a strong note, with Israeli tech companies crossing the $5 billion mark for the first time since H2/2022. In Q2/2025, Israeli tech companies raised $2.97 billion across 98 deals. In the first half of 2025, Israeli tech exits totaled $5.55 billion.

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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 2024
The 2024 IVC–GNY–KPMG Investors Report The Investor Report analyses 1868 investments by VCs, 863 VC funds, 138 corporate VC funds invested in Israeli tech companies in 2024, and 347 investments by Israeli institutional investors (2020-2024).
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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.
Employment In the Israeli Tech Industry 2023 - 2024
The Israeli Tech Workforce Report analyzes employment trends across the local tech ecosystem. The report tracks shifts in headcount across roles, sectors, education levels, and gender. After a decade of growth, the data shows a slowdown in hiring since late 2022, alongside growing gaps between resilient core tech functions and more vulnerable roles in business, admin, and HR. The findings offer timely insight into structural changes in the industry.
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