Frederic Landau of Kinetica, an Israeli venture capital firm focused on defense and dual-use technologies, forecasts a major surge in defense tech over the next decade. Growth is driven by geopolitical instability, rising defense budgets, and demand for AI-led and autonomous systems, with Israel expected to remain central and Europe emerging as a key buyer. […]

Israel’s leading defence companies are exploring potential IPOs as demand for advanced military systems surges. Rafael Advanced Defense Systems is reportedly considering a public offering at a valuation of up to USD 20 billion, alongside similar discussions around Israel Aerospace Industries, driven by increased global procurement following October 7 and the Russia–Ukraine war.   Read […]

Foreign investors are increasing their activity on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE), with their share of daily trading rising from around 35% before the war to approximately 44% during the current period. The shift reflects a notable return of international capital, even amid geopolitical volatility. The renewed inflow of foreign investment is likely to […]

Investment in Israel’s retail technology sector rose sharply in 2025, reaching USD 463 million, more than doubling from USD 197 million in 2024, reflecting renewed investor confidence after two years of contraction. The sector now includes over 500 active companies, positioning retail tech among Israel’s largest innovation verticals.   Read more in Jerusalem Post.

Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems could pursue major IPOs on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange as Israel’s Defense Ministry signals support for floating minority stakes in the two state-owned defense giants. The listings could involve up to 30% of each company and reflect valuations estimated at NIS 80–100 billion (USD 25–32 billion) […]