For the founders of any startup, the defining moment of success is to have their company go public on NASDAQ. In 2014, six Israeli companies are hoping to live out this dream, raising an aggregate total of $883 million. It looks like going public is the new exit.

Following approval by the FDA in the United States, the creators of the ReWalk exoskeleton, ARGO Medical Technologies' IPO shot up to $50 million dollars in worth almost overnight. Find out why this revolutionary system is putting the conventional wheelchair to shame.

The hottest name on the Israeli IPO rumor mill is Mobileye. The driving safety technology company has reportedly filed for an IPO at company value of $5 billion. If the report is true, we might witness the biggest-ever IPO in Israel's history.

Israeli companies are continuing to make waves in the international stock pool. Next up: Mobileye, partner of automotive giants BMW, General Motors and Tesla, and will soon hold the biggest-ever IPO by an Israeli company – raising $500 million at a company valuation of $2.8 billion.

Israeli companies are holding IPOs left and right. While the figures are usually all that hit the headlines, Israeli plant genomics company Evogene, which recently raised $84 million on the New York Stock Exchange, told NoCamels what it's really like to go public.