Israeli founders dealt with much more while scaling startups due to the war outbreak, yet successfully raised 35% more in the first nine months of 2024 compared to the equivalent period in 2023.
The impact of new American leadership on the global high-tech industry remains to be seen. However, a supportive US administration can foster collaboration and open doors for Israeli entrepreneurs.
Post-war, Israeli startups are expected to receive stronger international investor and corporate interest.
Remagine Ventures is excited to partner with pre-seed startups that are working on industry-specific niches and adding automation to problems encountered by companies and consumers.
According to Eze Vidra, AI, cybersecurity and climate tech present opportunities for Israeli startups in 2025.
Founders choosing to start a company in the current market come with a resilient mindset, say investors.
Providing strong investment in education and talent development initiatives, enhancing access to capital and fostering a supportive regulatory environment can accelerate the high-tech engine in Israel.
Israel has one of the largest concentrations of AI talent per capita. The country will continue to play a prominent role in AI.
Keewano, a co-pilot for product managers, providing real-time behavioral insights on mobile, is an example of an intriguing investment made in 2024.
Aigency and Quiiiz are the two companies that are expected to thrive in 2025.