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Earth & Beyond Ventures

6 stories about Earth & Beyond Ventures
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Founders “must embrace advanced technologies and remain adaptable” in 2025, says Earth & Beyond Ventures

24.12.24|James Spiro, Elihay Vidal
The team shared insights for CTech’s 2025 VC Survey about what founders and their teams can expect in the year ahead.
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Investors no longer fear DeepTech

27.10.24|Doron Zauer
“DeepTech can help save Israel’s hobbling startup ecosystem”, writes Doron Zauer, General Partner at Earth & Beyond Ventures
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"This isn’t a bump in the road; it will take a couple of years to recover meaningfully"

10.04.24|James Spiro, Elihay Vidal
Doron Zauer, General Partner at Earth & Beyond Ventures, joined CTech for its 2024 VC Survey
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Mapping Israel’s emerging spacetech ecosystem

08.02.24|Meir Orbach
There are currently 105 startups operating in Israel in the field of space applications. These companies raised a total of $314 million in the past year
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How can Israeli startups join America’s space efforts?

18.01.24|James Spiro
Noga Yaari, VP Ecosystem Development at Earth & Beyond Ventures, spoke to CTech about the New Space industry and Israel’s role in the growing market.
קרן הון סיכון Earth & Beyond Ventures EBV

New fund to invest $125 million in Israeli deeptech and space startups

09.02.23|Meir Orbach
Earth & Beyond Ventures, which will focus on investments in early-stage companies, is backed by the likes of Corning, Kyocera, Samtec, and Spacecom