Israeli Tech Sector Sees Deals and Listings Soar to $59 Billion, PwC Reports
GeokHub
Contributing Writer
Jerusalem / Dec 15 (GeokHub) Israel’s technology industry recorded a sharp increase in mergers, acquisitions and public listings this year, with the total value of transactions rising to $59 billion, according to a new report from accounting firm PwC. The surge reflects renewed investor confidence and robust activity across key subsectors, including cybersecurity, fintech and advanced software.
The figure represents a significant jump compared with previous years and highlights the country’s position as a global hub for innovation and high‑growth startups. Deals ranged from early‑stage venture investments to major corporate acquisitions and initial public offerings on both local and international exchanges.
PwC analysts noted that strong interest from global investors, particularly from North America and Europe, helped drive the surge in capital flows into Israeli tech companies. Established multinationals and private equity groups also participated actively, contributing to larger deal sizes and increased strategic purchases.
A number of notable initial public offerings pushed up the total valuation, with Israeli firms tapping both domestic and overseas stock markets to raise capital. The report said that many companies pursued listings in the United States, leveraging strong demand for tech stocks and attractive valuations among global institutional investors.
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Despite broader geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and ongoing economic uncertainties, the Israeli tech ecosystem demonstrated resilience, with dealmakers emphasizing strong fundamentals, market leadership and innovation capabilities across sectors.
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