Delta Ventures

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Portfolio · 4

Borderfree

Global Ecommerce Platform for U.S. Retailers

1 round $10.1M committed Latest: 2012-07

BroadLight

Passive Optical Network Technology Developer

3 rounds $39.9M committed Latest: 2007-09

Provigent

System-on a-Chip (SoC) Solutions

3 rounds $34.0M committed Latest: 2007-03

GI-View

Disposable Colonoscopes

1 round $10.0M committed Latest: 2006-05

Investment activity

3 portfolio exits on record.

Q&A

What is Delta Ventures' primary investment focus?

Delta Ventures is a venture capital fund that invests in innovative technology startups, primarily within Israel. Their focus is on information technologies that support business solutions, internet infrastructure, and telecommunications.

Which investment stages does Delta Ventures typically participate in?

Delta Ventures participates in a range of investment stages including A, B, C, D, E, F, and G Rounds.

Can you name some notable exits for Delta Ventures?

Delta Ventures has seen exits including Borderfree, which went public on NASDAQ in March 2014 with a valuation of $487.63M, and BroadLight, which was acquired by Broadcom for $230M in March 2012.

What was another significant acquisition exit for Delta Ventures?

Another significant exit for Delta Ventures was Provigent, which was acquired by Broadcom for $313M in March 2011.

What types of companies are in Delta Ventures' portfolio?

Delta Ventures' portfolio includes companies like Borderfree, a global e-commerce platform, and GI-View, which develops disposable colonoscopes.

What is Delta Ventures' involvement beyond capital provision?

In addition to providing capital, Delta Ventures leverages its expertise and contacts to offer strategic direction, market positioning, and managerial support to its portfolio companies.

When was Delta Ventures founded?

Delta Ventures was founded in 1998.

Where is Delta Ventures headquartered?

Delta Ventures is headquartered in Glil Yam, Israel.