Pitlane Capital

An investment fund backing entrepreneur-operators acquiring profitable small and medium-sized businesses.

Venture Capital Active Tel Aviv, Israel Est. 2026
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Last updated 2026-07-20
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About

Pitlane Capital is an investment fund founded by Yotam Alroy, co-founder of Mindspace, and Omer Ben Shach. The fund focuses on Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA) or search fund model, investing in entrepreneur-operators who acquire and lead profitable small and medium-sized businesses globally, particularly those facing succession issues or founder retirements. The fund aims to provide capital, experience, and network to these operators to create long-term value. Pitlane Capital has completed an initial closing with participation from angel investors, fund managers, and family offices in Israel.

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What is Pitlane Capital's investment strategy?
Pitlane Capital targets the Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA) market. It acts as a fund-of-funds, investing in individual entrepreneur-managers who acquire, operate, and modernize profitable private companies lacking generational successors.
When was Pitlane Capital founded?
Pitlane Capital was founded in 2026.
Who are the founders of Pitlane Capital?
Pitlane Capital was founded by Yotam Alroy, who also serves as a Managing Partner, and Operating Partner Omer Ben Shach.
What is the size of Pitlane Capital's Fund 1?
Pitlane Capital's Fund 1 raised $25 million in June 2026.
What types of companies does Pitlane Capital's strategy focus on?
Pitlane Capital's strategy focuses on building a diversified portfolio across traditional service sectors, medical practices, and light industrial infrastructure by investing in search funds that acquire profitable private companies.
Where is Pitlane Capital headquartered?
Pitlane Capital is headquartered in Israel.
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