Israeli privately-held tech companies have raised $7.03 billion in the first nine months of 2025, according to IVC-LeumiTech.
The company has developed handheld, omni-directional systems that deliver continuous, secure voice and data links without the need for massive antennas, heavy infrastructure, or clear sky access.
Reports by Start-Up Nation Central and IVC-LeumiTech show a contradictory trend between July and September with an unprecedented peak in M&As while startup fund raising fell.
The meteoric rise in the company's share price has led to huge gains on employees' options, and makes accession to the Tel Aviv 35 Index very likely.
The airline is disgruntled by the Israel Airports Authority’s refusal to confirm Ryanair’s ‘historic’ slots for summer 2026 and its refusal to guarantee that Terminal 1 will remain open.
The Specialized Language Models company was founded by Iddo Gino, who at 17 founded RapidAPI and led it to a valuation of $1 billion before it was acquired.
Winvia Entertainment plans an AIM listing at £200 million pre-money valuation.
The enlarged hotel is scheduled to open in 2028.
The main indices are rising, but Tel Aviv Stock Exchange EVP Yaniv Pagot comments: The market is also pricing in a large dose of caution.
Bloomberg reports that the meeting in New York focused on harnessing AI to strengthen Israel's economy and military edge.
The plan includes the release of all hostages, an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the establishment of a technocratic committee of Palestinians and international experts to temporarily rule Gaza.
Prof. Amir Yaron tells “Globes” that the results of the meeting in Washington are only part of the bank's overall considerations.
AnimaWings has announced the introduction of scheduled flights between Tel Aviv and Bucharest from Sunday, October 5.
Advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) company Mobileye and AI chip company Hailo can exploit the major enthusiasm for vehicle AI.
The Bank of Israel has left the interest rate unchanged for the 14th consecutive time, after raising its inflation forecast for 2025 and cutting its growth forecast.
Over the past two weeks, Frenkel has bought Tamar Petroleum shares worth NIS 498 million with an option to sell half of them to Azerbaijan state energy company SOCAR.