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      Availability of Capital

      According to the report, across nine years, Israeli VC funds have had nearly $11.8 billion in cumulative total "dry powder." Approximately $3.5b is available for new portfolio companies (first investments), and $8.3b is reserved for existing portfolio companies (follow-on investments). In 2024, the available capital was lower compared to 2023 and totaled $922m ($415 for new investments and $504 allocated to portfolio companies).

      Israeli VC Investments by Tech Verticals

      Israeli Institutional Investors
      According to the report, Israeli institutions invested $83m in 29 deals compared to $187m in 44 deals in 2023.

      Israeli and Foreign Corporate VCs
      First Investments by foreign CVCs declined in 2024 to 73 deals, the lowest in a decade. Israeli CVCs made 10 new investments, slightly higher compared to 2023.

      First investments by Israeli and Foreign VCs
      According to the investment figures, VC funds have maintained their first investment activity similar to 2023. IVC estimates that 2024's first investment figures will significantly grow compared to the previous years for both Israeli and foreign VCs.

      Most Active Fund by First Investments
      Eight out of the 10 most active funds in 2024 were Israeli. Venture investing platform Our Croud led with 34 investments. 
      Two foreign VCs entered the top ten most active VCs, NFX (9) and Ibex Investors (8)

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