High tech exits.

Full list of Israeli startup M&As in 2025


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High tech exits.
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6.3.25
Metis was founded in 2021 by Roee Kriger (CEO) and Itay Brown (CTO) and has raised $5 million from UpWest and Spider Capital, as well as additional private investors. The company has approximately 10 employees in Tel Aviv
Company strengthens its OT/CPS security offerings as it eyes public markets. This is Armis' third acquisition in less than a year, previously acquiring AI security startup CTCI and risk prioritization startup Silk Security
3.3.25
The acquisition adds a promising alternative to traditional blood pressure medications
13.2.25
The acquisition of Zilla and strong earnings propel CyberArk to new heights as it nears a $20 billion market valuation
The deal will integrate FP&A capabilities into HiBob’s HR platform, offering real-time business insights
29.1.25
Cybersecurity giant to integrate Vulcan’s technology into its security exposure platform
The Israeli cybersecurity firm integrates Solvo’s CSPM and CIEM capabilities to bolster cloud security posture
22.1.25
The deal, estimated in the millions, will double Zencity's UK presence and integrate Commonplace's zoning and planning expertise
20.1.25
Controversy and market challenges brought the Israeli startup’s ambitions to a halt and resulted in a sale to parking lot company Metropolis
16.1.25
The Chinese tech giant plans to establish a development center in Israel, expanding Infinidat’s team and strengthening its global storage solutions portfolio
13.1.25
This marks Chainalysis' second acquisition of an Israeli company in just one month, following the purchase of Hexagate. Alterya specializes in preventing authorised-push-payment (APP) fraud, focusing on cryptocurrency and real-time payment networks
9.1.25
Israeli-developed implant eliminates the need for blood thinners in aneurysm treatment
7.1.25
The $10 million deal strengthens Cymulate’s threat validation platform with operational efficiency tools
6.1.25
The Israeli startup's AI-powered platform will enhance Lusha's sales intelligence offerings
First published: 10:19, 06.01.25