"We are evaluating another two, looking deeper and further," Biaz told Reuters during a visit to Israel for the OurCrowd Global Investor Summit in Jerusalem this week. "One thing for certain is that we're continuing to look into biotechnology type of startups." UM6P is specifically looking to invest in deep technologies including in agriculture, food, climate tech and precision fermentation, he said. "When you're operating in deep tech, Israel is a must have," Biaz said, adding he is also in talks with the government's Israel Innovation Authority to expand UM6P's collaboration.