European tech funding raised by Israel startups during 2017.
In 2017, 195 startups in Israel raised a combined €3.2B across 204 funding rounds. Software was the most active sector, and Vertex Ventures was the most active investor. Data as of 21 Aug 2026.
| Company | Stage | Date | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Via | Other | Sep 2017 | €213M |
| Insightec | Series D+ | Apr 2017 | €140M |
| Skybox Security | Other | Oct 2017 | €127M |
| Cybereason | Series D+ | Jun 2017 |
36 exits · €883M disclosed.
| Argus Cyber Security | Acquisition | Apr 2017 | €364M |
| Luminati | Acquisition | Jan 2017 | €182M |
| SIRIN Labs | ICO | Aug 2017 | €91M |
| VisionSense | Acquisition | Oct 2017 | €68M |
| IvyMark | Acquisition | Oct 2017 | €36M |
| GBG Sports Travel | Acquisition | Feb 2017 | €36M |
| €90M |
| INFINIDAT | Series C | Oct 2017 | €81M |
| Kaminario | Series D+ | Jan 2017 | €68M |
| WalkMe | Series D+ | Jul 2017 | €66M |
| Vroom | Series D+ | Sep 2017 | €64M |
| SentinelOne | Series C | Jan 2017 | €64M |
| Trax | Other | Jun 2017 | €57M |
| Innoviz Technologies | Series B | Jul 2017 | €57M |
| Valens Semiconductor | Other | Apr 2017 | €56M |
| AppsFlyer | Series C | Jan 2017 | €51M |
| Shadow | Other | Jun 2017 | €51M |
| StoreDot | Series D+ | Sep 2017 | €50M |
