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Kape Technologies

6 stories about Kape Technologies
טדי שגיא ספטמבר 2019

Billionaire Teddy Sagi eyeing $1.5 billion buyout of cyber company Kape

13.02.23|CTech
The Israeli businessman already owns 54.8% of the company and plans to delist it from the London Stock Exchange
טדי שגיא

Teddy Sagi’s Kape Technologies eyeing more acquisitions after raising $220 million

15.09.22|CTech
Sagi acquired $120 million of shares in the placing on the London Stock Exchange to increase his stake in the cybersecurity company to 54.3%
עידו ארליכמן וידאו

Kape Technologies CEO: “People are now much more aware that they need to be better protected”

28.03.22|CTech
In an exclusive interview, Ido Erlichman shared how his cybersecurity company has boomed over the last few years - and he believes this is just the beginning
עידו ארליכמן מנכ"ל Kape Technologies

Former undercover commando made Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi $700 million in 5 years

26.09.21|Sophie Shulman
Ido Erlichman helped Kape Technologies, Israeli entrepreneur Sagi’s former flop, to increase its value 20-fold, reaching a $1.2 billion valuation
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Teddy Sagi’s Kape Technologies reports record earnings

20.01.21|CTech
“The pandemic created global uncertainty which increased the need for quality cybersecurity solutions,” says Kape CEO Ido Erlichman, after company’s revenues hit $122.2, doubling its 2019 earnings
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Kape Technologies Buys Cybersecurity Company Intego

24.07.18|CTech
Kape agreed to pay $16 million for Intego, which develops security and privacy software for Macs and iOS devices