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September 17, 2025

Hi-Tech

Nearly Half of Israeli Startups Incorporate Abroad

A 2025 survey by the Israel Advanced Technology Industries Association (IATI) found that 45% of roughly 460 Israeli tech startups incorporated abroad, mainly in the United States, compared to 20% in 2022. The shift, sparked in 2023 by political instability tied to proposed judicial reforms, persists despite the shelving of those reforms after the October […]

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September 17, 2025

Hi-Tech

Glilot Capital Raises USD500M for VC Funds

Glilot Capital has raised USD 500 million from leading financial institutions in the US, Europe, and Israel, bringing its total assets under management to over USD 1 billion. The funds will be directed to Glilot Seed and Glilot Plus to back startups in cybersecurity, enterprise, and AI software, reinforcing the firm’s global expansion and commitment […]

September 11, 2025

AI and Satellite Drive Deals

  Ranked in Israel Desks, Guy Ben-Ami advises Israeli companies navigating the fast-changing world of cross-border transactions, specializing in advising Israeli and U.S. technology and aerospace clients on M&A, fundraising, capital markets, and cross-border transactions. What shifts are you seeing in Israeli M&A and fundraising right now, especially with U.S. investors in aerospace and tech? […]

September 10, 2025

Israel Eyes USD 1 Trillion African Market

A new study shows that Israeli companies could access a USD 1 trillion opportunity in African markets by shifting focus from exporting advanced technologies to adapting solutions for local needs. Success depends on engaging communities, forming inclusive partnerships, and building long-term relationships across diverse regions. The report stresses that Israeli businesses can strengthen their position […]

September 10, 2025

Hi-Tech

Israel High-Tech Sees Mixed Signals

The IVC–GNY–KPMG Investors Report for H1 2025 shows that Israel’s high-tech industry faced reduced first-time investments and new capital raising during a period marked by war and economic pressures. Only 12 new venture capital funds launched in the first half of the year, and foreign investors scaled back activity. Israeli investors, however, continued to participate […]