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Israel Tech Review

The report covers fundraising, mergers, acquisitions, investment trends, and the capital market, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Israeli tech industry.

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review 2024

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review 2024 2024 was a better year for Israeli tech than 2023 - 40% up in capital raised; An increase of 15% in the number of rounds; The number of new MNCs returned to growth; Seven new unicorns compared to four in 2023. Read More

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review Q3/2024

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli 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. Read More

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review Q2/2024

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review Q2/2024 Q2/2024 is the first quarter since the beginning of 2022, in which there has been no decrease compared to the corresponding quarter last year. Israeli tech companies raised $2.9 billion in 110 fundraising rounds. Six large deals captured approximately 62% of the total capital raised in Q2/2024. Four of which were cyber companies. Read More

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review Q1/2024

IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review Q1/2024 Israeli hi-tech starts the year 2024 positively with the volume of recruitments and a relatively high amount of rounds compared to the previous quarters. The capital raisings in the first quarter amounted to 1.6 billion dollars, in 105 fundraising rounds. The volume of recruitments is 10% higher compared to the previous quarter (Q4/2023) and 10% lower compared to the recruitment in the corresponding quarter last year. The number of recruitment rounds rose to 105, breaking a continuous decline for the first time since the beginning of 2022. Read More

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IVC Special Reports

Discover the Israeli tech ecosystem trends, including Cyber, GenAI, Quantum Computing, global trade dynamics, investor sentiment, and market shifts.

Israeli Tech Gender Analysis 2023

Israeli Tech Gender Analysis 2023 This report highlights the immense gender gap in the Israeli tech ecosystem. In this year’s report, we tried to stress the importance of gender diversity in a startup’s ability to survive in turbulent times. Read More

Israel's Annual HealthTech Ecosystem Report 2022

Israel's Annual HealthTech Ecosystem Report 2022 The convergence of healthcare and technology has impacted all fields of what we think of as traditional life sciences, resulting in a multitude of new "HealthTech" companies in Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, and Medical Devices, as well as establishing a new subsector of Digital Health companies. Read More

The Israeli FoodTech Ecosystem at a Glance

The Israeli FoodTech Ecosystem at a Glance Israeli FoodTech – From Seed to Scale (2015-2022). The FoodTech sector in Israel had presented a staggering growth over the past few years. The term FoodTech wasn’t in use by the venture community until 2014. Read More

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Investors Report

Analyzing VC activities is challenging due to limited data. The Investors Report (Most Active Funds) offers an in-depth look at key players in Israeli startup funding.

IVC-GNY-KPMG Investors Report 2024

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). Read More

IVC-GNY-KPMG Investors Report H1/2024

IVC-GNY-KPMG Investors Report H1/2024 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. Read More

IVC-GNY-KPMG Investors Report 2023

IVC-GNY-KPMG Investors Report 2023 Israeli VC fundraising suffered a notable decline in 2023. Just 21 Israeli VC funds succeeded in raising a mere $1.52 billion in total, a 66% fall in the number of funds and a 74% drop in capital volume compared to 2022. The amount was the lowest since 2015, while the number of funds aligned with 2015 and 2017. Read More

IVC-Gornitzky GNY Investors Report 2022

IVC-Gornitzky GNY Investors Report 2022 In 2022, 56 Israeli venture capital funds raised $4.5 billion. Despite the challenging year in the world's capital markets, for Israeli venture capital this is the second best figure after the year 2021 in which the funds raised 5.3 billion dollars. In the ranking of the most active funds in the high-tech market in Israel, the American Insight Partners fund maintained the lead from 2021 and was the most active venture capital fund in 2022 with 29 initial investments (meaning the first investment the investor makes in the company, as opposed to his follow-on investments). Read More

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Magazines

Published twice a year, the magazine covers capital raising, exits, active funds, deals, and tech verticals in Israeli high-tech.

IVC Magazine - A decade in the making

IVC Magazine - A decade in the making 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. Read More

Open Innovation Research Summary 2013-2019

Open Innovation Research Summary 2013-2019 An old-new phenomenon - the open innovation revolution—has been sweeping the world of high-tech and the global economy in recent years. In recent years, Israel has positioned itself as a leader in this field, and many multinational corporations conduct open innovation activities in Israel. Israel enjoys several advantages that can make it dominant in the open innovation revolution. Read More

IVC Magazine - 2018 Overview

IVC Magazine - 2018 Overview This magazine summarizes 2018 from two edges: profound analysis of what happened in the Israeli high tech ecosystem during 2018, and a unique view of innovation, technology and art Read More

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Israeli Tech Exits (IPO + M&A) | 2021-2024

From 2021 to 2024, the Israeli tech ecosystem experienced a dynamic landscape for exits, particularly through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A). The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital transformation trends, which fueled growth in sectors like cybersecurity, fintech, and health tech. In 2021, Israel saw a record number of IPOs, with several companies going public on both NASDAQ and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, attracting significant investor interest. This surge was partly driven by an overall boom in technology stocks worldwide. However, fluctuating market conditions, rising inflation, and increased interest rates led to a decline in the number of IPOs in 2022 and into 2023, prompting many companies to reconsider their timing for going public.

On the M&A front, Israeli startups remained attractive targets for larger firms, especially as established tech giants sought to innovate through acquisitions. The market continued to showcase robust activity, with numerous strategic acquisitions by companies looking to integrate cutting-edge technologies into their existing platforms. Despite the slowdown in new IPOs, the M&A scene exhibited resilience, with companies leveraging buyouts as a viable exit strategy.

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