Franklin Templeton

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What is Franklin Templeton's earliest recorded investment in an Israeli startup, according to startupim data?

Franklin Templeton's earliest recorded investment was in WEEL (WorkCapital) in April 2019, with an amount of $30,000,000.

Which Israeli companies has Franklin Templeton led investment rounds for?

Franklin Templeton led an investment round for Gong.io in June 2021, amounting to $250,000,000.

What is Franklin Templeton's most recent investment in an Israeli startup?

Franklin Templeton's most recent investment was in Oddity in January 2022, contributing $130,000,000.

Which sectors have Franklin Templeton's portfolio companies in Israel concentrated on?

Franklin Templeton's Israeli portfolio shows concentration in Fintech & Insurtech with two companies, and one each in Cyber Security, Retail Platforms, and Business Software.

What notable exits has Franklin Templeton seen from its Israeli portfolio?

Franklin Templeton has seen exits including Curv, acquired by PayPal in March 2021, and Oddity, which had a Public Offering on NASDAQ in July 2023 with a valuation of $2 billion.

What is the range of investment amounts Franklin Templeton has made in Israeli startups?

Franklin Templeton's investment amounts in Israeli startups range from $7 million to $300 million.

How many investment rounds has Franklin Templeton participated in each year since 2019?

Franklin Templeton participated in one investment round in April 2019, one in October 2020, two in 2021 (March and June), and one in January 2022.

Which funding stages has Franklin Templeton primarily invested in for Israeli companies?

Franklin Templeton has invested across various funding stages, including one A Round, one B Round, two E Rounds, and one Secondary Round.