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TechReview Q1/2026: Strong Performance, Rising Concentration

The Q1/2026 Tech Review by IVC and LeumiTech is now available, offering a detailed overview of the Israeli tech ecosystem. According to the report, Israeli tech companies raised $3.4 billion in Q1/2026, signaling a return to stability following the fluctuation of recent years. At the same time, deal volume remains below historical levels, reflecting a more selective investment environment.

A central theme emerging from the data is capital concentration. The top 10% of funding rounds captured over 50% of total capital, while cybersecurity and enterprise software together accounted for more than 70% of all investments.

Alongside this, early-stage funding continues to gain share, while mid-stage activity remains below its historical levels, pointing to a shift in how capital supports company growth.

Alongside market activity, the report offers a broader view of Israeli tech, covering employment and salary trends, structural shifts in the industry, the dominance of sectors such as cybersecurity and AI, capital concentration, and investors activity patterns.

Explore the full report: https://www.ivc-online.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=MYj7ndq5O3M%3d&portalid=0

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