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“SaaSmargeddon” is here: AI threatens the core of Software-as-a-Service
05.02.26
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Avihai Michaeli
AI is rewriting the rules of SaaS, forcing companies to rethink pricing, moats, and data lock-ins.
Israeli tech’s dual reality: Mega deals vs. rapid AI exits
15.12.25
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CTech
The market balances headline-grabbing acquisitions with fast-moving young startups.
PwC integrates altshare’s algorithm to streamline startup valuations
21.02.25
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CTech
With this collaboration, PwC joins EY, which has already been utilizing altshare’s platform for auditing valuation reports.
Israeli high-tech exits surge to $13.4B in 2024 amid sobering market realities
11.12.24
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Sophie Shulman
Despite the ongoing war and a global environment of soaring interest rates—perhaps even because of them—the past year (up to December 8) has seen a 78% surge in the value of exits by Israeli companies.
Israel’s high-tech paradox: boom conceals looming crisis
02.07.24
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Sophie Shulman
While capital raises return to 2022 levels, startups continue to register abroad, risking future growth.
PwC Israel collaborates with OurCrowd’s Israel Resilience Fund to support local tech sector
19.03.24
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CTech
PwC will provide business development, dedicated mentorship and other support to startups in the fund, which has already extended 34 investment commitments to tech companies
Acquisitions and IPOs of Israeli startups fall by 56% in 2023 to $7.5 billion
06.12.23
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Sophie Shulman
The number of transactions hit a decade low of 45, with their financial scope being the lowest in the last five years
Israeli M&As reach $17 billion in 2021, jumping 70%
23.12.21
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James Spiro
While the overall value increased, the average value of each acquisition dropped by 18%
Israeli tech M&As and IPOs reach record $82.4 billion in 2021
15.12.21
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Sophie Shulman
According to the PwC Israel High Tech Exit Report, this represents a 520% increase from 2020. With the addition of over $25 billion raised by startups, the total sum entering Israeli tech in 2021 crossed the $100 billion mark
Is the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange finally ready to become Israel’s Nasdaq?
10.09.20
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Sophie Shulman
"The paradigm in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is shifting. After 2020 this will no longer be an exchange of real estate and finance companies, but of technology firms," says Guy Preminger, an assurance partner and technology leader at PwC Israel
Israeli Tech M&As Up 102%, Totaling $9.9 Billion in 2019
24.12.19
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Hagar Ravet and Adi Pick
The average deal size in 2019 was $124 million, an increase of 53% compared to 2018’s average of $81 million
PwC Partners With Website Navigation Startup WalkMe
07.07.19
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Meir Orbach
WalkMe adds a layer of on-screen navigation guidance prompts on top of existing websites, helping users navigate through web pages. The company lists Cisco, PayPal, and Microsoft as customers
Globalization Jumpstarts Israeli Tech Deals
28.12.17
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Meir Orbach
Companies from China, India, Japan and Europe contributed to the 110% increase in the total value of mergers, acquisitions and IPOs for Israel-based tech companies in 2017
After a Two-Years Slump, Israeli Tech M&A, IPOs, Up 110%
27.12.17
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Amarelle Wenkert
U.S. buyers accounted for the majority of deals in 2017, with as many as 33 deals valued at $4.1 billion, according to a new report