How Israeli companies are riding the Covid wave to Wall Street
How Israeli companies are riding the Covid wave to Wall Street
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This is a pivotal time for Israeli companies on Wall Street. A significant number are going public, and this has major ramifications for the trajectory of the whole ecosystem.
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Record amount raised in Israeli tech in first half of 2021
38 transactions of over $100 million each completed in the first half of the year amounted for approximately 50% of the fundraising.
July 18, 2021, 7:00 am
Record fundraising for first half of 2021 saw majority of money flowing to cybersecurity and fintech companies. Photo by Joshua Sortino on Unsplash.
The first half of 2021 has been a promising one for Israeli high-tech companies, which raised a record $11.9 billion – more than the $10.3 billion raised throughout all of 2020.
A total of 38 transactions of more than $100 million each completed in the first half of the year amounted for approximately 50 percent of the fundraising, with the majority of investors’ capital flowing toward cybersecurity and fintech companies, data from the recently published IVC-Meitar Tech Review shows.