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אירוע רודשואו 2025 - פאנל מנחה חגי גלבוע משתתפים: טל בר נוח , נטהלי רפואה ו רותם אלדר

"I wouldn’t be surprised if, in the next five years, we see Israeli companies hit $100 billion valuations"

26.11.25|Tomer Hadar

Rotem Eldar, managing partner at 10D, was speaking on a panel at the Calcalist and Poalim Tech Roadshow event. Tal Barnoach, founder of Disruptive AI: "The next three years will offer exceptional opportunities. It’s a very good moment for investors in Israel and abroad." Natalie Refuah, partner at Viola Growth: "Total high-tech funding this year is about $10 billion, and I think we’ll see a 20% increase."