Pitango

Pitango is Israel's largest and longest-standing venture capital fund, investing in visionary founders and groundbreaking companies.

Venture Capital Herzliya, Israel Est. 1993
Last updated 2026-09-02
Portfolio
3
in our dataset
Rounds participated
4
Rounds led
2
Rounds' value
$280.0M
total disclosed, rounds participated
Stages
Seed, Early stage, Growth Stage, Late stage, Series A, Series B

About

Established in 1993, Pitango is an Israeli-based venture capital firm that partners with exceptional founding teams through three dedicated funds: Pitango First (early-stage), Pitango Growth (growth-stage), and Pitango HealthTech (health-tech investments). The firm has invested in over 300 companies, with more than 90 successful exits through IPOs or acquisitions. Pitango focuses on a wide range of technology and innovation-driven sectors, including deep technology, enterprise, healthcare, and consumer-centric companies.

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Q&A

What is Pitango's total Assets Under Management (AUM)?
Pitango manages over $3 billion in assets.
When was Pitango founded and by whom?
Pitango was established in 1993 by Rami Kalish and Chemi Peres.
What are Pitango's primary investment stages?
Pitango invests across Pre-Seed, Seed, Early Stage, Series A, Growth, Venture Growth, and Late Stage.
Which sectors does Pitango primarily focus on for investments?
Pitango's preferred sectors include Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity, Digital Health, Medical Devices, and Biotechnology.
What are some of the funds managed by Pitango?
Pitango manages funds such as Pitango First, Pitango Growth Fund, and Pitango HealthTech II.
When was Pitango HealthTech II raised and what was its size?
Pitango HealthTech II was raised in 2023 with a size of $175 million.
Who are some of the Managing Partners at Pitango?
Rami Kalish, Chemi Peres, Eyal Niv, Aaron Mankovski, Isaac Hillel, Ayal Itzkovitz, Ittai Harel, and Hila Karah are among the Managing Partners at Pitango.
In which geographies does Pitango prefer to invest?
Pitango prefers to invest in Israel, the US, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, and globally.
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