Financing the High-Tech Industry
summary
Israeli high-tech is still raising more capital and bigger rounds: $222M in Q2 2016 with average financings at $9.2M and deals over $20M increasing. Funding shifts toward late-stage (roughly 60–65% of dollars) while early-stage share falls to about 10%, IPOs are rare this year and exits tilt to M&A and China-driven strategic or private equity buys. New growth funds, bank debt products for startups, and 24 government-backed plus ~20 private incubators supply follow-on and growth capital.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 2:11Market financing trends
- 4:02The Israeli ecosystem anomaly
- 5:09Moderator introduction
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