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Israeli high-tech exits surge to $13.4B in 2024 amid sobering market realities

11.12.24|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.

Jon OurCrowd 2024

PwC Israel collaborates with OurCrowd’s Israel Resilience Fund to support local tech sector

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

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M&A transactions in Israel fall by 46% to $9.8 billion in 2023

A PwC Israel report shows that M&A transactions dropped in the last year to their lowest level in a decade

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Israeli M&As reach $17 billion in 2021, jumping 70%

23.12.21|James Spiro

While the overall value increased, the average value of each acquisition dropped by 18%

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In the absence of acquisitions, IPOs are swooping in to save the tech scene

16.11.20|Hagar Ravet

PwC expert offers three explanations for why going public is replacing M&As as the main route to the coveted tech exit

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Exits for Privately-Held Israeli Tech Companies Down 33% in 2018

30.12.18|Hagar Ravet

The accumulated value of private merger and acquisition deals and IPOs in Israel in 2018 has gone down 33% compared with the previous year, according to a report published by accounting firm PwC Israel