VC Directory
9 venture capital firms headquartered in Israel. Browse investor profiles, investment stages, sector focus and check sizes.
Israel is the most specialised venture market in this directory. Nearly every firm on this page lists cybersecurity or enterprise software in its focus, and that is not a tagging artefact: it reflects a market where the technical talent pool, the buyer relationships and the investor base all formed around the same categories.
Tel Aviv holds almost all of it, with Jerusalem Venture Partners in Jerusalem and Pitango Venture Capital in Herzliya. Pitango is one of the country's largest and longest-running firms, investing from seed through growth in enterprise software, security, health technology and artificial intelligence. Viola Ventures runs a comparable multi-stage practice as part of a larger technology investment group covering venture, growth and credit.
Security has a dedicated bench that does not exist at this concentration anywhere else. Cyberstarts works exclusively with security companies and is closely associated with the company-formation model that produced several of the category's recent outcomes. Stageone Ventures invests at seed and Series A in enterprise infrastructure, security and deep technology. 8090 Industries covers security, enterprise and deep technology across stages. Angular Ventures backs enterprise, security and developer tools at the earliest stages, with an explicit thesis about technical companies from outside the United States selling into it. Hetz Ventures and Bright Ventures invest across the early range, and Jerusalem Venture Partners has been investing from Jerusalem since long before the current cohort.
The pattern that matters for a company raising here is the sales-geography split: the engineering is in Israel and the customers are usually in the United States, so the most valuable thing an investor brings is a working route into American enterprise buyers. That is a concrete question to ask in a first meeting, and the answers vary more than the pitch decks suggest.
Read the list by stage and by category rather than by size. Each profile below carries stage focus, sector focus, check size where disclosed, and the partners on the investment team.
Learn which startups 8090 Industries invests in, what size check sizes they write, and who their partners are (e.g. Grant Brown).
Learn which startups Angular Ventures invests in, what size check sizes they write, and who their partners are (e.g. Gil Dibner).
Learn which startups Bright Ventures invests in, what size check sizes they write, and who their partners are (e.g. Lenore Champagne Beirne).
Learn which startups Cyberstarts invests in, what size check sizes they write, and who their partners are (e.g. ).
Learn which startups Hetz Ventures invests in, what size check sizes they write, and who their partners are (e.g. Judah Taub).
Learn which startups Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) invests in, what size check sizes they write, and who their partners are (e.g. ).
Israeli seed-stage venture firm investing in early-stage technology companies from Israel's deep tech ecosystem.
One of Israel's largest and most established venture capital firms. Invests across all stages with deep expertise in enterprise software, cybersecurity, and health tech.
A leading Israeli tech investment group managing over $5B across venture, growth, and credit funds. Deep expertise in enterprise software and cybersecurity.
This directory profiles 9 venture capital firms headquartered in Israel, covering pre-seed and seed funds, Series A investors, growth-stage firms and corporate venture arms.
The right firm depends on your stage and sector rather than on fund size. Every profile on this page lists stage focus, sector focus and check size where the firm discloses it, so the practical approach is to filter to the stage you are raising and then read the sector focus and portfolio.
Not usually. Most firms headquartered in Israel invest across their wider region, and several invest globally. Being local still helps with warm introductions and with access to the firm's portfolio network.