Veritas Venture Partners

One of Israel's most experienced venture capital firms, investing in technology-based companies at seed and early stages.

Venture Capital Ra'anana, Israel Est. 1990
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Last updated 2026-07-20
Portfolio
2
in our dataset
Rounds participated
3
Rounds led
0
Rounds' value
$8.0M
total disclosed, rounds participated
Stages
Seed, B Round, F Round, A Round, C Round, E Round, D Round, G Round

About

Veritas Venture Partners is an Israeli venture capital firm founded in 1990 and based in Ra'anana. The firm manages around $100M across three funds and invests primarily in technology-based companies at the seed and very early stages, with selective participation through Series A and Series B. Typical investment sizes range from about $1M to $3M, and the firm is willing to lead rounds. Its focus areas have historically been internet and enterprise software, network and communications technology, and healthcare, with a portfolio spanning Israel and the United States. Over its history, Veritas has made roughly 50 investments and recorded nine exits via acquisition.

Portfolio · 2

Sirica
Infrared Detection and Imaging for Mass Markets
1 round Latest: 2005-04
Escape Rescue Systems
Multi-story Building Evacuation Platforms
2 rounds $8.0M committed Latest: 2004-10

Investment activity

4 portfolio exits on record.

Portfolio by sector

Aerospace, Defense & HLS2
Cyber Security1
Media & Entertainment Technologies1
Fintech & Insurtech1
Industrial Technologies1

Q&A

What is Veritas Venture Partners' investment focus?
Veritas Venture Partners is an Israeli venture capital firm that typically leads early-stage investments in technology companies. They provide financing and post-investment support throughout the companies' funding cycles.
Which notable companies has Veritas Venture Partners exited through acquisition?
Veritas Venture Partners has seen exits including Trivnet, which was acquired by Gemalto for $40M in July 2010, and Guardium, acquired by IBM for $130M in December 2009.
Has Veritas Venture Partners had any portfolio companies go public?
Yes, M-Systems, a portfolio company of Veritas Venture Partners, had a public offering on NASDAQ in March 2000, raising $167M.
What is the most recent exit for Veritas Venture Partners?
The most recent exit for Veritas Venture Partners was fring, which was acquired by Genband for $50M in September 2013.
What are some of the investment stages Veritas Venture Partners participates in?
Veritas Venture Partners participates in various investment stages, including Seed, A Round, B Round, C Round, D Round, E Round, F Round, and G Round.
Which sectors have Veritas Venture Partners' portfolio companies been active in?
Veritas Venture Partners has portfolio companies in sectors such as Aerospace, Defense & HLS, Cyber Security, Media & Entertainment Technologies, Fintech & Insurtech, and Industrial Technologies.
Who are the key partners at Veritas Venture Partners?
The key partners at Veritas Venture Partners include Yadin Kaufmann, a Founding Partner, Gill Zaphrir, a Managing Partner, and Rann Marom, a Partner.
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