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ReportVintage Investment PartnersJanuary 202442 pages63 min readOriginal source
Largest segment
8.3 billion $
Israeli VC Dry Powder Reserved for Follow-on Investments p.15

Summary

  • Israeli venture capital funds retain nearly $11.8 billion in total dry powder for high-tech investments, including $3.5 billion for first investments and $8.3 billion for follow-on deals.p.15
  • The report tracks 1,868 investments by VCs in 2024, involving 863 distinct venture capital funds and 138 corporate VCs in Israeli or Israeli-related companies.p.6
  • Vintage Ventures raised the single largest Israeli VC fund in 2024 with Vintage XVI at $200 million, alongside Red Dot Capital Partners III which also raised $200 million.p.10
  • In venture lending and secondary markets, Viola Credit accounted for $600 million raised in 2024.p.12
  • The Israel Innovation Authority invested almost 400 million NIS through its new DeepTech Startup Fund during its active months in 2024.p.36

Key insights

  1. Foreign VCs maintained a higher median deal size for first investments than Israeli VCs, reaching a gap of $0.52 million in 2024.p.27
  2. Seed rounds dominated first VC investments in Israel during 2024, representing 60% of all initial deals.p.19
  3. Vintage Ventures managed the highest total capital among active Israeli VC management companies in 2024 at $3,430 million across 16 active and fully invested funds.p.13
  4. OurCrowd was the most active venture investing platform by first investments in 2024, executing 34 deals with $2,300 million in capital managed.p.21
  5. Follow-on rounds accounted for 54% of all VC investments in Israeli high-tech during 2024, while first investments made up 46%.p.26
  6. Cyber Security and Deep Tech led tech clusters for new portfolio additions by Israeli VCs in 2024, with 62 and 45 companies added respectively.p.28
  7. The Phoenix was the most active Israeli institutional investor in high-tech in 2024, accounting for 31% of the institutional capital invested.p.31
  8. The Israel Innovation Authority's Yozma Fund program attracted 18 Israeli institutional investors aiming to deploy approximately one billion dollars into VC funds over two years.p.36

Published by Vintage Investment Partners (funder profile)

Funders mentioned

2i VenturesAndreessen HorowitzAnD VenturesAngular VenturesCardumen CapitalDeep Tech Capital Management (DeepTechXL)Dot CapitaleHealth VenturesEntrée CapitalFusion VC

Topics and entities

GlobalAI in financeCorporate venture capitalCybersecurityDeep tech investmentPrivate debt and venture debtPrivate equityPrivate marketsPublic funding and grantsSME finance and lendingStartup ecosystemsStartup fundingVenture capitalGornitzky GNYIsrael Innovation AuthorityIVC Research CenterJVPKPMG IsraelOurCrowdPitangoRed Dot Capital PartnersThe PhoenixVertex VenturesVintage VenturesViola Credit

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