Mergers & acquisitions

The US medical device company will pay close to the $60 million that LifeBond has raised from investors.

The total value of exits of up to $5 billion in 2019 was the highest ever, with $14.84 billion in 2019, compared with $12.63 billion in 2018.

The company's systems can collect and analyze data from mobile phones for law enforcement agencies.

Perion Network is paying up to $73 million for New York and Tel Aviv-based Content IQ.

Completion of the NIS 40 million deal is contingent on Talma's IPO, which aims to raise NIS 150-200 million.

The Israeli company provides IT/OT cyber services and solutions ranging from assessments, penetration testing, network and security solutions, and training to converged IT/OT managed services.

After the biggest ever Israeli cybersecurity company exit, the founders say they remain independent and retain their vision of an IPO and building a huge IoT security company.

Armis will remain fully independent and continue to be managed by its Israeli founders.

Mimecast says that the acquisition will enable its customers to better defend against attacks that leverage fake websites and domains for credential harvesting.

The acquisition price will probably be in the region of $1 billion.

Deloitte: Retailers worldwide invested $6.2 billion in installing Israeli technology in 2018.