FEBRUARY 2025 IN ISRAELI TECH FUNDING: $550 MILLION IN 13 DEALS
The $170 million Series C by Quantum Machines accounted for almost a third of the total funding raised last month.
Over $550 million were raised by Israeli startups across 13 deals during February. This marks an over 85% increase compared to the $293 million raised by Israeli startups in February of last year. The biggest deal of the month was secured by quantum computing company Quantum Machines, which raised $170 million.
See the full list of the February deals below. The list includes funding rounds of over $5 million that were officially announced during February.
Israeli Startups That Raised Over $5 Million in February 2025
Vayu raises $7 million Seed round to tackle revenue management in the AI era
The startup’s revenue automation platform addresses the growing complexity of hybrid pricing models.
Quantum Machines raises $170 million at a $700 million valuation as quantum computing surges
The Israeli startup secures one of the industry’s largest funding rounds amid rapid technological breakthroughs.
Guidde raises $15 million to expand AI-powered training
With its new autonomous video platform, Guidde aims to reshape how organizations adopt and implement software. It is competing with companies like WalkMe, which was recently acquired by SAP for $1.5 billion.
Augury secures $75 million at over $1 billion valuation to scale industrial AI
The new funding will fuel Augury’s expansion as it enhances AI-driven solutions for machine health, helping global manufacturers reduce downtime and improve operational efficiency.
Sawmills raises $10 million in Seed funding to tackle skyrocketing observability costs
The new AI-powered platform helps enterprises optimize telemetry data management, enhancing monitoring and reducing costly inefficiencies.
Crypto security startup Blockaid raises $50 million Series B to battle rising threats
The company’s AI-driven platform has blocked 71 million attack attempts in the past year.
IBI Ag secures $6.1 million to bring pharma-inspired crop protection to farms
The company’s single-domain antibody technology aims to redefine sustainable agriculture.
AI-driven marketing startup Voyantis raises $41 million for smarter customer targeting
The company leverages predictive analytics to help businesses acquire and retain the most valuable customers.
Flō Optics raises $35 million Series A to replace traditional lens coatings with printed tech
The Israeli startup aims to substitute traditional wet processes with pixel-level precision technology.
Bigabid raises $25 million Series A to boost gaming adtech growth
The round, led by MobilityWare, will fuel expansion and enhance ad-based gaming models.
Israeli UAV firm Lowental Hybrid lands $5 million Seed funding with backing from Palo Alto founder Nir Zuk
The startup’s hybrid tech promises to boost UAV endurance by fivefold.
The surge in investments highlights the resilience and growing strength of Israel’s tech sector, with key advancements in AI, quantum computing, cybersecurity, and industrial technologies.