MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

There is considerable synergy between Decart and Anthropic, which according to Bloomberg is about to make its first acquisition in Israel.

Kedma Capital has sold Multi Retail, which holds the Ace, Betili, and Auto Depot chains, to Ronen Ganon at a 60% premium on the market price.

The Jerusalem-based venture capital fund made what is probably its most profitable-ever exit on Visa’s acquisition of BioCatch.

Supersonic is what was left after Unity decided in March to close down ironSource’s office in the Sarona Tower in Tel Aviv.

The Israeli businessman has signed a non-binding agreement to buy the company which is a partner in Haifa Port.

“Globes” charts the demise of Israeli influencer sponsorship platform StreamElements, which raised $115 million during the Covid pandemic but has now sold its assets for a small fraction of this sum.

Chaim Katzman and Tzachi Abu offer conflicting reasons for the deal's demise, but insist that the break-up was amicable.

The company has raised $115 million to date from venture capital funds and investors and has 400 employees.

Since signing the agreement to sell a stake in G City to Abu's Ari Real Estate, Chaim Katzman has taken various steps seemingly intended to thwart the deal.

The NIS 4.45 billion deal will make Generation Capital subsidiary PowerGen one of the largest energy companies in Israel - if regulatory hurdles can be overcome.

After the all-Israeli deal is completed, Oasis will become an independent unit within Cyera and will continue to operate in the field of securing non-human identities.

Hailo, which raised over $350 million and achieved a valuation of over $1 billion, is being sold for just a small amount, after struggling to produce significant revenue.

The Competition Authority indicated to Melisron that its purchase of 51% of the shopping mall from Migdal would probably not be approved.

Why did the Isracard-Esh Bank deal collapse? Market sources offer various reasons, some saying the sides were very close to agreement.

Keystone unit Keystone Power has signed a term sheet for a NIS 2 billion credit line.

The Israeli edge AI chipmaker, once worth over $1 billion, will now sell its activity for just tens of millions of dollars, sources inform “Globes.”

The acquisition price is NIS 265 million, subject to adjustment in the final agreement, if one is signed

Matrix IT is paying NIS 73 million for 80% of the Tsipori-based company, which which integrates power systems and electro-mechanical components.

The huge all Israeli cybersecurity deal will be in cash with a small amount in Cyera shares, sources have told “Globes.”

A statement from Minister of Defense Israel Katz said that the proposed deal did not preserve Israel's security interests.

Insurance company Migdal is buying 14% of the company at a post-money valuation of NIS 2.325 billion.

The US chip giant will pay over $100 million for the cybersecurity company, which has raised $30 million to date.

The Canadian fintech company is paying a 9.6% premium on Payoneer’s share price on Nasdaq.

Following the acquisition for more than $250 million, the Canadian identity security company will establish a development center in Israel.

The Israeli satellite company will pay $157.5 million for Comtech’s division, six years after Comtech’s deal to buy Gilat for $577 million collapsed.

Dr. Marc Abitbol, who founded Jerusalem-based Visionix in 1994, tells “Globes” why he has finally decided to sell the eye care company and step down as CEO.

JP Morgan has been asked to find a buyer for the Israeli investment house. Meitav founder Zvi Stepak: The Stepak family has no intention of selling its shares.

The Ra’anana-based startup, which has developed counter-drone technology, will become the most expensive-ever acquisition of an Israeli defense company.

The investment, over three years, will be via the companies' joint venture Rafael Development Corporation. It has yet to be approved by the Rafael board.

MarkForged, which provides end-to-end Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) solutions, had revenue of $70 million in 2025, although one of its production lines will remain owned by Nano Dimension.