NoCamels takes a look at more than 30 companies valued at over $1 billion that have become Israeli unicorns this year.

A critical mass of mega-valued global tech companies based in Israel may create a whole new local ecosystem in the coming years.

Israel experienced a less severe decline in its startup ecosystem than that by the EU and the United States in 2020.

Once shunned by local firms, the TASE is now seeing massive growth and hoping to use dual-listings to lure the biggest prizes yet: unicorns.

Bringg was founded in 2013 to provide enterprises with an efficient management solution for complex delivery operations.

Valens will merge with PTK Acquisition Corp, a special-purpose acquisition company, and will trade on the New York Stock Exchange.

Five Israeli-founded companies reached or surpassed $1 billion in valuation since January 2021, according to the US-Israel Business Alliance.

Ten companies founded by Israelis and based in NY joined the unicorn club since mid-2020, many just in the past six months.

In the first months of 2021, 10 Israeli companies reached valuations of $1 billion or more, and 13 sought public listing via SPACs.

The new investment brings the payroll and payment management company's total funding to date to $190 million.

The 12 Israeli-founded unicorns on The Cloud 100 list come from sectors ranging from mobile to eCommerce to data privacy.

4 Israeli-founded companies with HQs in NY joined the unicorn club over the past year, says a new report by the New York - Israel Business Alliance.

Companies founded by Israelis and valued at $1 billion or over nearly doubled this year.

At No. 8, TAU is ranked above Ivy League schools like Cornell. Overall, Israel has more unicorns per-capita than any country in the world.

Flavoring firm Frutarom took a leap toward becoming Israel’s next “unicorn” – a billion-dollar company – with its tenth acquisition so far this year.