In the third quarter alone, Israeli startups saw 177 investment deals totaling $5.89 billion, continuing an uptrend.

The US-Israeli firm plans to grow its engineering, client services and go-to-market teams, adding positions in the US, Europe and Israel.

Versatile, an Israeli-founded construction technology firm using AI and IoT to optimize construction processes, announced on Tuesday it has raised $80 million in a Series B funding round. Insight Partners led the round, joined by US investment firm Tiger Global. Series B was joined by Versatile’s existing investors Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH, Entrée Capital, […]

The funding round includes $75 million in equity, $25 million in venture debt, and $150 million in warehouse financing.

The food tech company, a subsidiary of Seedo Corporation, will use the funds to expand its facilities to grow saffron for commercial use.

Buildots provides construction companies with a solution that allows project managers full control of every activity on the construction site.

The new funding, led by JVP, will fuel Inshur’s growth plans, enabling it to bring new Insurtech product lines to an expanded market.

2021’s sizzling cash flow for Israeli startups continues as world demands for tech solutions remain high.

The Israeli cybersecurity company is known for its PenTera platform assesses and reduces corporate cybersecurity risks.

The funding will be used to accelerate the development of the company's storage process technology for cloud storage and database applications.

The latest round brings the total amount raised to date to $34 million.

The round was led by Scale Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors Planven Investments, OurCrowd, Comdata Group, and Salesforce Ventures.

The funding will be used to accelerate go-to-market growth, increase innovation velocity and expand Quali's sales footprint in the United States.

The financing will be used to fund SOOMLA's continued global expansion and for further investment in its proprietary technology platform.

The investment brings SoftBank's total funding on WeWork to $6.4 billion, the biggest investor in the shared offices company.