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- What is Jerusalem Global Ventures' primary investment focus?
- Jerusalem Global Ventures (JGV) is a management company that manages venture capital funds and invests in Israeli and Israel-related technology start-ups. Their Tamar Fund specifically focuses on the early-growth stage of category-leading technology companies.
- When was Jerusalem Global Ventures founded?
- Jerusalem Global Ventures was founded in 1994.
- What is the typical investment range for Jerusalem Global Ventures?
- Jerusalem Global Ventures typically invests between $5 million and $25 million per round.
- Can you name some notable exits for Jerusalem Global Ventures?
- Jerusalem Global Ventures has seen exits including Altair Semiconductor, acquired by Sony Corporation in January 2016 for $212M, and Wilocity, acquired by Qualcomm in July 2014 for $300M.
- Which sectors has Jerusalem Global Ventures concentrated its investments in?
- According to startupim data, Jerusalem Global Ventures has concentrated its portfolio in Industrial Technologies (5 companies) and Health Tech & Life Sciences (4 companies).
- Has Jerusalem Global Ventures participated in any IPOs?
- Yes, Jerusalem Global Ventures has had portfolio companies go public, including Chiasma (IPO in July 2015 with a valuation of $562M) and SolarEdge Technologies (IPO in March 2015 with a valuation of $685M).
- What is the earliest investment date recorded for Jerusalem Global Ventures?
- Jerusalem Global Ventures' earliest recorded investment was in Galileo Technology in August 1994.
- Does Jerusalem Global Ventures act as a lead investor in its rounds?
- According to startupim data, Jerusalem Global Ventures has a lead investor share of 0%, indicating they do not typically act as a lead investor.