OurCrowd is an Israel-headquartered venture investing platform that provides access to private market opportunities, including startups and venture funds, to accredited investors and institutions. Founded in 2013, it vets and selects opportunities, conducts due diligence, and supplies market insights to help users build diversified portfolios. The platform enables direct investments and co-investments, offers mentorship and introductions to industry advisors, and supports portfolio companies throughout their lifecycle, including follow-on rounds and growth connections. With a global network and offices in Jerusalem and other regions, it enables cross-border participation across Israel, the United States, Asia-Pacific, and beyond. It focuses on curated opportunities across technology-enabled sectors and supports informed investment decisions through resources, education, and performance tracking.

Peregrine Ventures is an Israeli healthcare-focused investment firm that backs medical innovation across biotech, medical devices, digital health, and life sciences. The firm invests across the company lifecycle, from early seed-stage opportunities to growth-stage companies, and provides strategic guidance, partnerships, and operational support to help portfolio companies scale and bring healthcare innovations to market. With more than two decades of experience, Peregrine maintains a global portfolio and leverages industry insights to assist portfolio companies in areas such as product development, regulatory pathways, and market entry, aiming to improve patients’ quality of life. Located in Or Yehuda, Israel, the firm collaborates with founders to accelerate progress and create durable value in healthcare.

Pitango Venture Capital is a Herzliya-based venture capital firm with offices in Israel and Silicon Valley, focused on backing technology startups from early stage through growth. Founded in 1993, it operates a multidisciplinary platform with dedicated teams for early-stage investing, health tech, and growth, and has backed more than 150 companies across a global footprint. The firm pursues opportunities in artificial intelligence, digital health, cybersecurity, Web3, quantum computing, fintech, e-commerce, IoT, mobility, biotech, and other technology sectors, often supporting portfolio companies with strategic guidance, partnerships, and market access. Its international presence includes offices in Israel and Silicon Valley, and it aims to connect founders with customers, partners, and capital to accelerate scale and long-term impact.

Maverick Ventures Israel is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 that focuses on early-stage technology investments in Israel. It funds tech startups through a global network of high-quality investors and partners with entrepreneurs who pursue innovative ideas.

StageOne Ventures is a venture capital firm focusing on seed and early-stage technology startups, anchored in Israel with an office in Herzliya and a presence in California. It backs deep-tech and enterprise technologies, including AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, data analytics, cloud infrastructure, fintech, and related software sectors. The firm typically invests $0.5-3 million, leads seed rounds, and supports portfolio companies with follow-on rounds alongside global co-investors, often taking board seats. With more than $650 million under management across five funds, StageOne emphasizes partnering with Israeli founders, building long-term relationships, and providing the infrastructure and network needed to scale and pursue exits.

Battery Ventures is a global technology-focused investment firm based in Boston, Massachusetts, with a 40-year track record. It invests in technology companies across stages, focusing on application software, infrastructure software, consumer, industrial technology, and life science tools. The firm takes a thesis-driven, team-based approach to growth and early-stage opportunities, leveraging sector expertise, talent development, and hands-on support to help portfolio companies scale. Its global presence and resources, including research and events, aim to help portfolio companies achieve category leadership.

Aleph is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013. It partners with Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, meaningful companies and global brands. It has invested in more than 50 companies, including Lemonade, Melio, Healthy.io, SparkBeyond, JoyTunes, Fabric, Freightos and Bringg. It emphasizes high-touch, partner-level service and has developed Ampliphy, the Aleph Value Generation Platform, to help with talent recruitment, business development and follow-on funding at scale. The firm supports the Israeli tech ecosystem by leveraging its people, network and resources to help portfolio companies succeed on the global stage.

Takwin Ventures is a Haifa-based venture capital firm and incubator that supports early-stage hi-tech companies led by Arab-Israeli entrepreneurs in Israel. It provides seed funding, incubation infrastructure, office space, and hands-on guidance to help founders develop business plans, product strategies, and growth paths. As a cooperative venture between Pitango and JVP, it aims to expand venture activity in the Arab-Israeli community and connect entrepreneurs to a global network. Takwin operates Takwin Labs, the northern region’s first venture infrastructure, and offers platforms such as Takwin Consult to assist startups throughout their journey from inspiration to scale. The firm targets sectors including autonomous vehicles, agriculture technology, nanotechnology, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, supporting companies from inception with the aim of turning high-potential ideas into high-growth businesses.

Jerusalem Venture Partners is a Jerusalem-based venture capital firm established in 1993 by Erel Margalit. It funds early- and growth-stage technology companies across cybersecurity, big data, fintech, healthtech, agtech, digital health, enterprise software, storage, mobile, media and IoT, and operates through in-house incubators such as JVP Media Labs and JVP Cyber Labs that provide seed financing, hands-on management, office space and strategic guidance. The firm leverages a global network of corporate and financial partners to help portfolio companies scale, pursuing exits and Nasdaq listings as part of its track record. With multiple funds and a long history of backing Israeli, North American, European and Asian startups, JVP focuses on building category-leading companies from seed to growth stages.

Shorooq Partners is an alternative investment manager active in the Middle East and North Africa, focusing on venture capital, private credit, and real assets. The firm backs technology-driven companies across fintech, platforms, software, gaming and web3, leveraging sector expertise to support founders from early stages through growth. It maintains a pan-regional footprint with operations in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Riyadh, Egypt and Korea, and partners with founders to build companies, create value and foster long‑term growth. The portfolio includes notable technology companies such as Pure Harvest Smart Farms, Nymcard, Tamara, Sarwa, Lean Technologies, TruKKer, Mozn and Lendo, among others, and encompasses over 100 companies across multiple countries. Shorooq emphasizes selective capital allocation, deep collaboration with founders, and ongoing value creation to navigate volatile markets and drive innovation.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm that makes early- and growth-stage investments in technology companies. It focuses on information technology, artificial intelligence, IoT, enterprise services, cloud computing and storage, and related sectors, with emphasis on AI hardware and software, autonomous driving, robotics, and smart manufacturing. The firm pursues a cross-border strategy, active in China and Israel, and seeks to unlock value by integrating industrial resources from private equity, public-listed companies, and strategic partners to build value chains and ecosystems. It emphasizes research-driven assessment and a portfolio across AI, IoT, fintech, and consumer upgrade sectors, aiming for synergistic exits through M&A or IPO by leveraging industrial capital and collaboration with notable corporate backers.

Grove Ventures is a Tel Aviv-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs Israeli startups across technology-driven sectors. The firm focuses on companies developing software infrastructure, developer tools, Internet of Things solutions, software as a service, biotechnology, healthcare, semiconductors, data centers, and energy, with additional interest in edge computing, data infrastructure, and automation. Grove emphasizes hands-on partnership, leveraging the experience of founders and operators to provide strategic guidance, execution support, and an active network to help portfolio companies grow. Its approach centers on partnering with exceptional Israeli entrepreneurs to build impactful, hard-to-replicate technologies that address real market needs.

O.G. Venture Partners is a London-based multi-stage venture capital firm backed by Ofer Global. Founded in 2017, it invests in technology companies at early-growth stages, typically B and C rounds, and provides capital along with operational support and access to Ofer Global’s international network to help portfolio companies scale over the long term. The firm emphasizes long-term value creation and operates with a single limited partner to enable decisive, agile investment decisions and close collaboration with founders. It has raised multiple funds, including Fund I and Fund II, with Fund I initially around 100 million and later expanded to 150 million, and Fund II announced at 400 million in 2022.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital alongside strategic guidance to a limited number of technology-focused companies across seed, early, and growth stages, supporting product development, company building, and market expansion. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships with founders and engages across a global footprint, with activity in the United States and internationally in regions such as China, India, and Israel.

Entrée Capital is a venture capital firm founded by former serial founders and currently managing approximately $1.5 billion across multiple funds. It maintains offices in Tel Aviv, London, and New York. The firm backs early to late-stage start-ups and seeks disruptive companies across software, fintech, AI, deep tech, cybersecurity, and related tech, with a focus on Israeli and European founders building for global markets. Entrée Capital emphasizes hands-on partnership grounded in founder experience, trust, fairness, and practical operating know-how, supporting portfolio companies through growth and challenges. The team also maintains a blog sharing insights on startup management, AI, and industry trends.

Aurum Ventures MKI is a venture capital firm based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that provides value-added growth capital to entrepreneurs in life sciences, healthcare, technology, and clean-tech. It backs cutting-edge technologies with strong commercial propositions that can mature into successful businesses and contribute to society. The firm deploys a hands-on, senior team that actively supports portfolio companies to strengthen strategy and execution and pursues a long-term investment horizon.

NFX is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm specializing in pre-seed and seed-stage investments. The firm backs founders across sectors including software, data products, biotech, gaming, generative AI, space and proptech, with a founder-first approach designed to improve the startup experience through software-enabled processes and founder support. NFX emphasizes network effects and growth as core levers, aiming to reveal and apply the proven methods behind high-growth technology companies. The firm combines hands-on backing with a community for founders, offering resources and programs that help entrepreneurs raise capital, scale operations, and navigate early-stage challenges. NFX has backed startups with substantial exits and maintains an ecosystem focus across the United States and international markets.

OTV is a digital health investment firm founded in 2014 with offices in Tel Aviv, New York, and Shanghai. It focuses on identifying, funding, and supporting ventures that enable digital health innovations, spanning big data, mobile, software-as-a-service, and Internet of Things platforms. The firm manages a global portfolio of health tech companies and seeks to improve global health outcomes by backing innovative solutions such as on-demand medical exams and automated genomics interpretation platforms. OTV emphasizes transparent relationships with investors and founders, offers personalized engagement, and provides ongoing support throughout the venture lifecycle. Its global operations connect founders with resources across major markets.

Norwest Venture Partners is a global venture capital and growth equity firm based in California with offices in Menlo Park, San Francisco, Mumbai and Tel Aviv. Founded in 1961, it has invested in hundreds of companies across technology, enterprise software, healthcare and consumer sectors and manages substantial capital. The firm backs early- to growth-stage companies, often over multiple rounds, and combines capital with operational guidance, talent and leadership support to help portfolio companies scale. Its network and experience span North America, India, and Israel, enabling strategic partnerships and growth opportunities for founders and CEOs.

Magma Venture Partners is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm founded in 1999 that specializes in early-stage technology investments. It backs Israeli startups across information technology, communications technology, software, semiconductors, social media, the internet, and new media, leveraging local market knowledge to help portfolio companies compete globally. The firm works closely with entrepreneurs and industry partners to support growth from idea to market leadership.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm that backs deep-tech startups through multi-stage investments and hands-on programs. It focuses on pre-seed and early-stage funding across healthcare, AI, robotics, hardware, and cross-border software, and supports founders with intensive mentorship, prototyping facilities, and access to a broad investor network to accelerate product development and fundraising toward Series B. The firm operates dedicated deep-tech facilities, including IndieBio, renamed SOSV SF & NY, and HAX in Newark, providing laboratory and engineering space, and maintains a global footprint with offices in New York, Newark, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Pune, Shenzhen, and Tokyo. SOSV emphasizes long-term founder relationships and program-driven growth, backed by a substantial portfolio and capital deployed across multiple regions.

OrbiMed is a global healthcare investment firm, founded in 1989, that invests across the healthcare sector including biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics, digital health, and healthcare services. It manages private equity, venture capital, and public equity investments, and provides financing solutions such as private debt and royalty monetization to support the development of new therapies and medical technologies. With a broad, globally distributed team, OrbiMed operates across multiple markets and provides strategic resources to companies from early-stage to growth, aiming to advance scientific innovation and improve patient outcomes.

Vintage Investment Partners is a global venture capital firm that invests in venture funds and startups through primary and secondary transactions. Its secondary strategy acquires limited partnership interests in Israeli, European, and select U.S. venture funds and also makes direct investments in technology startups across these regions. The firm pursues co-investments in late-stage technology companies and collaborates with partner funds to back portfolio companies. It concentrates on technology sectors such as semiconductors, information and communications technology, software, Internet infrastructure, and medical devices, deploying capital in Israel, Europe, and North America. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Herzliya, Israel, Vintage operates globally to support founders with strategic resources and connections.

aMoon Fund is a venture capital firm based in Ra'anana, Israel, focused on healthtech and life sciences. Founded in the mid-2010s, it backs early- and later-stage companies across the United States, Europe, and Israel, including pre-IPO and select growth-stage opportunities. The firm seeks to partner with management teams leveraging technology and cutting-edge science to advance biopharma, digital health, medical devices, and related health tech solutions, aiming to accelerate cures and address major cost drivers in global healthcare. Founders include Marius Nacht and Dr. Yair Schindel.

YL Ventures is a venture capital firm specializing in cybersecurity, investing in seed- and early-stage startups in the United States and Israel. Founded in 2007, the firm focuses on deep-tech security companies across areas such as cloud security, data loss prevention, identity governance, software supply chain security, and AI-native security. It augments capital with strategic guidance through a network of chief information security officers and industry leaders to help portfolio companies scale and pursue strategic exits. The firm has backed notable cybersecurity platforms such as Orca Security and Minimus, reflecting a focus on proactive defense, continuous monitoring, and automated remediation. By partnering with Israeli founders and leveraging its ecosystem, YL Ventures aims to build category-leading companies and advance the next generation of cybersecurity innovation.

Qumra Capital is an Israeli venture capital firm founded in 2012 that concentrates on late-stage, technology-driven companies in Israel. It backs data-driven businesses with proven market fit capable of scaling globally and provides extensive support to its portfolio. The firm invests across software, cybersecurity, fintech, and consumer technology, and its notable investments include Fiverr, AppsFlyer, Minute Media, JFrog, and Skai, among others.

BIRD Foundation is a binational nonprofit that promotes industrial research and development collaborations between U.S. and Israeli companies. It provides non-dilutive funding of up to 50% of a project's development costs, up to a maximum of $1.5 million, without taking equity or intellectual property rights. The foundation also facilitates matchmaking across sectors such as hi-tech, energy, homeland security, and cybersecurity, guiding proposals from submission through review, board approval, project execution, and reporting. Repayment is tied to successful commercialization, typically as royalties on sales, and projects that do not reach sales may require no repayment. Through decades of support, BIRD aims to accelerate joint innovation and strengthen bilateral industry ties.

83North is a London-based venture capital firm with an office in Herzliya and about two decades of activity. It manages assets in the billions and backs early to growth-stage technology companies across the United States, Europe and Israel, focusing on information technology, software, data infrastructure, enterprise and consumer technology, fintech, and health tech to back category-leading companies. Its portfolio spans unicorns and hundreds of companies, with notable investments and partnerships including Boeing via Pelico and Walmart via Wiliot. The firm emphasizes a disciplined, long-term approach and has achieved multiple exits, reflecting experience in AI, IoT and other technology-enabled opportunities.

Blumberg Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 1991 that backs early- and growth-stage B2B technology companies across sectors including fintech, healthtech, cybersecurity, supply chain, logistics and enterprise software, with a focus on artificial intelligence and big data. The firm distinguishes itself through a hands-on approach, providing active board participation and advisory support to help portfolio companies scale. It maintains an international footprint with activity in San Francisco, New York, Miami and Tel Aviv.

Service Provider Capital is a Colorado-based venture capital firm that co-invests in seed and Series A rounds led by institutional venture funds. It operates six regional funds and supports a portfolio of more than 600 companies, drawing on a network of 400+ strategic investors to connect portfolio companies with investors, customers, and strategic partners. The firm emphasizes independence from affiliated entities and offers responsive services without restrictive terms or board seats, backed by a dedicated team focused on portfolio company success and access to relevant expertise.

Next Gear Ventures is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in the smart, sustainable mobility ecosystem. The firm backs ventures advancing AI, digitization, energy transition and safer, more efficient mobility, including smart cities, electric propulsion and related manufacturing innovations. It seeks to build a collaborative ecosystem by selectively backing entrepreneurs with groundbreaking ideas and fostering partnerships across the mobility value chain. Notable collaborations include Hertz with Uveye vehicle inspection systems, Audi AG for cybersecurity solutions in EV charging hubs, and recognition for portfolio companies such as Foretellix in AutoTech awards. Through targeted investment and collaborative development, Next Gear Ventures aims to catalyze transformative change in automotive and related industries.

Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India is the corporate venture capital arm of Vertex Holdings, based in Singapore. The firm invests in high-growth startups across Southeast Asia and India, excluding China, with a focus on Singapore, India, Indonesia and Thailand, supporting early-stage rounds such as Series A and co-investments. It leverages a global network of operator-investors to provide capital access, strategic introductions, and operating expertise, collaborating with venture funds in the United States, China and Israel to offer local knowledge with a global perspective. The firm aims to back companies addressing significant problems in sectors including consumer, enterprise, fintech, sustainability and healthtech, helping them accelerate growth and scale regionally.

Global Ventures is a venture capital firm based in the United Arab Emirates that focuses on backing global-first founders with transformative ideas across the Middle East, Africa, and beyond. Founded in 2018, the firm partners with growth-stage companies in FinTech, HealthTech, EdTech, and related sectors, providing capital, expertise, and networks to help them scale. Its portfolio comprises more than 70 companies across 12 markets, including Immensa's additive manufacturing technology, Paymob's payment infrastructure, and Yodawy's online pharmacy delivery app. Global Ventures is committed to long-term value creation and supports entrepreneurs building resilient, impactful businesses.

Impact46 is a Riyadh-based asset management and advisory firm specializing in alternative investments in Saudi Arabia and the MENA region. It operates in two core areas: Credit Advisory, advising mid-market corporates on sukuk and credit fund structures across sectors including non-banking financial institutions, real estate, manufacturing, and infrastructure; and Venture Capital, investing in Saudi and regional tech-driven startups and backing landmark IPOs such as Jahez and Rasan. The firm provides investment management, fund operations, advisory, and arranging services to local and international institutions, family groups, endowments, and high-net-worth investors. It has arranged multiple sukuk issuances for companies such as iOud, Bidaya Finance, and Raya Financing, and launched a 150 million Saudi Riyal gaming-focused fund. Impact46 is licensed by the Saudi Capital Market Authority.

Red Dot Capital Partners is a Tel Aviv–based venture capital firm that backs Israeli technology startups at the early-growth stage with potential for global expansion. The firm prioritizes companies that have demonstrated product-market fit and supports them as they scale internationally, including markets in Southeast Asia and Japan. With an interdisciplinary, globally experienced team, Red Dot Capital Partners provides strategic guidance, hands-on assistance, and access to its network to portfolio companies, emphasizing collaboration and practical, long-term growth.

Oraseya Capital is the venture capital arm of the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority (DIEZA), based in Dubai and established in 2023. It concentrates on early‑stage investments in the United Arab Emirates and the wider MENA region, spanning fintech, education technology, digital health, logistics, the future of work, impact investing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, consumer products and services, and e‑commerce. The firm primarily backs pre‑seed to Series B rounds, offering strategic guidance and access to a broad network of resources to portfolio companies. It also runs the SANDBOX accelerator to nurture startups toward investor readiness.

Trendlines Group is a Misgav, Israel-based venture investor and incubator that focuses on medical technology and agrifood innovations. It invents, discovers, invests in, and incubates startups through its in-house innovation center, Trendlines Labs, and through medical and agrifood incubators in Israel and Singapore, including Trendlines Medical Singapore and Trendlines Medical Israel. The group invests primarily via its incubation platforms and dedicated funds, such as the Trendlines Agrifood Fund and the Bayer Trendlines Ag Innovation Fund. Trendlines supports early-stage companies across medical devices, healthcare, and agtech, helping translate concepts into market-ready products and aiming for exits through acquisitions or partnerships. Its global footprint spans Israel and Singapore, with a focus on fostering innovation from concept to commercialization.

TLV Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The firm backs Israeli founders building disruptive technologies across cybersecurity, data, artificial intelligence, developer tools, fintech, biotech, and e-commerce, among others. Founded in 2015, it has supported a number of promising Israeli startups and aims to help founders transform breakthrough ideas into category-defining companies. With over $1 billion in assets under management, TLV Partners collaborates with portfolio companies from initial funding onward to navigate product-market fit, scale, and go-to-market challenges.

iAngels is a women-led venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, founded in 2014. It provides investors access to Israeli technology startups and manages capital across technology-focused venture investments, with emphasis on artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles and digital assets. The firm is known for rigorous due diligence and active engagement with portfolio companies, aiming to back high-potential entrepreneurs and build diversified portfolios for global investors. iAngels has grown to manage over $550 million in assets under management and has a history of 27 profitable exits. Its experienced team, with more than 50 years of combined industry background, supports entrepreneurs across multiple sectors, including digital health, e-commerce and energy. The firm offers various investment options, including self-directed accounts, professionally tailored funds and actively managed blockchain-based funds, leveraging its network to connect investors with opportunities in Israel’s tech ecosystem.

U.S. Venture Partners is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 1981. It specializes in early-stage investments in information technology and healthcare, including enterprise software, IT security, consumer internet, mobile, e-commerce, and IT-enabled healthcare services. The firm backs entrepreneurs across the United States and Israel, aiming to turn ideas into world-changing companies and to create economic value and jobs over its multi-decade history. The team comprises former entrepreneurs, technologists, corporate executives, financial professionals, and industry experts who work with portfolio companies to scale growth in software, healthcare, and related sectors.

FJ Labs is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 by Fabrice Grinda. It is stage-agnostic and focuses on marketplaces and consumer-facing startups, with seed and Series A investments. The typical investment range is $50,000 to $5,000,000. The firm backs entrepreneurs pursuing network effects and transformative business models, and its portfolio includes notable companies such as Alibaba Group, Beepi, BrightRoll, Betterment, Adore Me, and Earnest.

2B Angels is an early stage micro venture capital fund based in Tel-Aviv, founded in 2009. It invests in disruptive startups and ambitious entrepreneurs at Seed and Pre-Series A rounds, typically ranging from $250K to $750M, with reserve capital for follow-on funding in future rounds. The firm provides extensive mentorship and hands-on support to help portfolio companies achieve product-market fit, derive key insights, and obtain metrics to attract subsequent funding and scale their market presence. Its focus includes enterprise software, cyber security, and digital communications.

Hanaco Ventures is a venture capital firm established in 2017 with headquarters in Herzliya, Israel, and offices in New York. It invests across the technology spectrum, from early-stage to growth-stage startups, with a focus on Israeli entrepreneurs building globally. The firm backs companies in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, fintech, and infrastructure, seeking bold, visionary founders who pursue ambitious impact. Founders include Alon Lifshitz, Lior Prosor, and Pasha Romanovski. Hanaco aims to identify and nurture the next generation of impactful businesses through hands-on partnerships and strategic support.

PICO Venture Partners is an Israeli venture capital firm based in Jerusalem that focuses on early-stage technology companies. Founded in 2015, it operates with additional offices in Tel Aviv and New York and primarily funds startups based in Israel. The firm emphasizes practical execution and close collaboration, drawing on domain expertise, an advisor network, collaborative workspaces, and go-to-market support to help portfolio companies grow and succeed.

Greenfield Partners is a venture capital and investment platform founded in 2016 by TPG Growth to back early growth technology companies, with an initial focus on Israel. Since becoming independent in 2020, the firm combines private equity discipline with early growth investing and provides strategic support to entrepreneurs and management teams. It backs disruptive technology and tech-enabled businesses at the early growth stage on a global basis and applies its growth playbooks to accelerate go-to-market and scale to international markets. Greenfield Partners maintains a collaborative relationship with TPG Growth as senior advisors to pursue selected large-check growth investments in Israel, reflecting its goal of combining Israel's innovation ecosystem with a global growth platform.

Middle East Venture Partners is a Dubai-based venture capital firm that provides early and growth-stage funding to technology companies in the Middle East and North Africa. Founded in 2010, it maintains offices in Beirut, Dubai, Bahrain and Riyadh, with a cross-border investment approach spanning GCC and Levant markets. The firm concentrates on sectors including cloud-based software, e-commerce, fintech, mobility, education, ICT, consumer tech, digital services and healthcare. Typical investments range from 0.2 million to 5 million dollars, often taking minority positions of 15% to 30%, and it offers strategic guidance, industry connections and operational support to help portfolio companies scale. MEVP emphasizes patient capital and active partnership to foster innovation and growth in the region.

F6 Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm operating in the Middle East and Africa. It provides early capital and hands-on support, leveraging a robust network to help portfolio startups scale beyond borders. The firm has invested in over 300 companies across seven countries and manages more than $90 million in assets, focusing on Pre-Seed to Pre-Series A rounds. It emphasizes long-term partnerships, impact, and ESG, including support for female-led startups and youth employment. It aims to accelerate growth and innovation in emerging markets.

MizMaa Ventures is an Israeli early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv that invests in technology companies at the outset of their growth. It concentrates on deep-technology sectors including cloud, cybersecurity, mobility, artificial intelligence, fintech, and digital health, with an emphasis on Israeli startups developing innovative solutions. The firm provides long-term capital and active support to portfolio companies, including fundraising assistance, talent acquisition, and go-to-market guidance, to help them reach global markets. MizMaa aims to bridge Israeli innovation with international opportunities by leveraging its connections and expertise to accelerate growth for portfolio companies across sectors such as autonomous systems, AI software, and security. The investment approach blends capital with hands-on mentorship to help early-stage ventures scale, form partnerships, and compete globally.

Target Global is a European technology-focused venture capital firm with more than €3 billion in assets under management. Founded in 2015 by Shmuel Chafets and Yaron Valler, the firm operates from London, Berlin, Tel Aviv, and Abu Dhabi and backs technology companies across the venture lifecycle in Europe. It emphasizes partnering with ambitious founders to scale transformative businesses, with a portfolio that includes AI, fintech, and software platforms and a track record of unicorns, exits, and IPOs. Notable holdings have included Robovision, Flo Health, Tarabut, and Enter, reflecting support for companies targeting large, potentially trillion-dollar markets. Backed by investors such as FERI, UBS, Allianz X, Mubadala, and Hermes GPE, Target Global employs a cross-border approach and co-investment strategies to deploy capital across multiple partnerships. The firm is known for its founder/operator background in its team and its ongoing commitment to advancing European tech through strategic investments.

Discount Capital is the private equity and venture capital arm of Israel Discount Bank, based in Tel Aviv. Founded in 1992, it specializes in direct and fund investments, including mezzanine, growth, acquisition, management buyout, leveraged buyout and recapitalization. In direct investments, it seeks long-term equity in private and public fintech companies, usually taking minority positions up to 20 percent and serving on boards. In fund investments, it allocates capital to private equity, venture capital, growth, impact, mezzanine, real estate and infrastructure funds. The firm also provides debt and equity underwriting, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate finance advisory services as part of an integrated in-house platform within the Discount Group.