Qumra’s Top 11: The Israeli Startups to Watch Out for in 2024
Israeli startups have been making waves in the global tech scene, and Qumra Capital, an Israeli venture capital firm, has identified the top 11 startups to keep an eye on in 2024. From healthtech to AI and cybersecurity, these startups are poised to make a significant impact in their respective sectors. Let’s take a closer look at each of them:
1. AIVF – With a focus on healthtech, AIVF was founded in 2018 by Daniella Gilboa and Prof. Daniel Seidman. This startup has already secured an impressive $34 million in investment from Insight Partners and Adam Neumann.
2. Nimble – Founded in 2021, Nimble is an AI startup that shows promise in the tech landscape. Although details about their investment are not provided, it will be interesting to see how this startup grows in the coming years.
3. Trullion – As a fintech startup, Trullion aims to revolutionize the financial industry. Founded in 2019 by Isaac Heller and Amir Boldo, this company has already secured $34 million in investment from Aleph, Third Point Ventures, Greycroft, and StepStone Group.
4. Agora Real – Proptech is a booming sector, and Agora Real is at the forefront of it. Founded in 2019 by Bar Mor, Lior Dolinski, and Noam Kahan, this startup has secured $29 million in investment from Aleph and Insight Partners.
5. Air Doctor – Another healthtech startup, Air Doctor was founded in 2018 by Jenny Cohen Derfler, Efrat Sagi Ofir, Yam Derfler, and Yegor Kurbachev. With $30 million in investment from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Vintage Investment Partners, Munich Re Ventures, and The Phoenix, this startup is set to soar.
6. Akeyless Security – Cybersecurity is a pressing concern in today’s digital world, and Akeyless Security is addressing it head-on. Founded in 2018 by Shai Onn, Refael Angel, and Oded Hareven, this startup has already secured an impressive $80 million in investment from JVP, Team8, and NGP.
7. Eleos Health – Healthtech continues to be a hot sector, and Eleos Health is making its mark. Founded in 2020 by Alon Joffe, Alon Rabinovich, and Dror Zaide, this startup has secured $68 million in investment from Menlo Ventures, F-Prime, Eight Roads, aMoon, Arkin Holdings, and Lool Ventures.
8. Exodigo – Underground mapping is an innovative field, and Exodigo is leading the way. Founded in 2021 by Jeremy Suard and Ido Gonen, this startup has secured an impressive $118 million in investment from National Grid Partners, Zeev Ventures, 10D, SquarePeg, and Jibe.
9. Navina – Digital health is a rapidly growing sector, and Navina is positioned to capitalize on it. Founded in 2019 by Ronen Lavi and Shay Perera, this startup has secured $44 million in investment from ALIVE, Grove Ventures, Vertex Ventures Israel, and Schusterman Family Investments.
10. Qwak – With a focus on AI, Qwak has the potential to disrupt the industry. Founded in 2020 by Alon Lev, Lior Penso, Ran Romano, and Yuval Fernbach, this startup has already secured $27 million in investment from BVP, Leaders Fund, StageOne, Nordstar, and Amiti.
11. Zero Networks – Cybersecurity remains a top concern, and Zero Networks is committed to providing solutions. Founded in 2019 by Benny Lakunishok and Amir Frankel, this startup has secured $50 million in investment from U.S. Venture Partners (USVP), Venrock, F2 Venture Capital, Pico Venture Partners, and Dmitri Alperovitch.
These Israeli startups are capturing the attention of investors and industry experts alike. With their innovative solutions and strong backing, they have the potential to make a lasting impact in their respective sectors. As they continue to grow and develop, it will be exciting to see how they shape the future of technology.
Analyst comment
Positive news: Qumra Capital has identified the top 11 Israeli startups to watch out for in 2024, spanning various sectors such as healthtech, AI, and cybersecurity. These startups have received significant investments and are poised to make a lasting impact in their respective industries. The market for Israeli startups is expected to grow as these companies gain recognition and traction in the global tech scene.
