Industries
Israel is known for software and cyber, but its economy is far wider: water and agriculture, medicine, defense and aerospace, energy, and the banks, insurers and builders that trade in Tel Aviv.
The innovation economy
Cybersecurity
The companies that defend networks, clouds and identities -- a field Israel leads the world in.
1 company · 1 rounds, $400M in 12 months
Software & internet
Enterprise software, SaaS, e-commerce and consumer internet.
3 companies
Chips & hardware
Semiconductors, chip equipment, optics, electronics and communications hardware.
2 companies
Fintech
Payments, trading, lending, insurance technology and banking software.
0 companies
Digital health & medtech
Medical devices, diagnostics, imaging and health software.
0 companies
Pharma & biotech
Drug makers, biotech research and life-science tools.
0 companies
Agri & food tech
Drip irrigation, crop science, alternative protein and food technology.
0 companies
Energy & climate
Gas, solar, storage, utilities and climate technology.
0 companies
Water tech
Desalination, water reuse, leak detection and water management.
0 companies
Defense & aerospace
Defense systems, aerospace, drones, space and homeland security.
0 companies
Mobility & automotive
Autonomous driving, automotive tech, transport and logistics.
0 companies
The rest of the market
Industry & manufacturing
Manufacturing, chemicals, industrial technology and materials.
2 companies
Banks
Israel's banks.
9 companies
Insurance & finance
Insurers, investment houses, credit card companies and exchanges.
4 companies
Real estate & construction
Property developers, landlords, construction and infrastructure.
3 companies
Retail & consumer
Retail chains, food and consumer brands, tourism.
4 companies
Telecom & media
Telecommunications, cable, media and advertising.
2 companies
Holding companies
Holding and investment companies.
0 companies