Technology startups based in Tel Aviv raised a total of $14.1 billion in 2025, marking a 77% increase compared to the previous year, according to a recent ecosystem report. At the same time, exits surged to a record $46 billion, reflecting strong deal activity and investor confidence despite ongoing geopolitical challenges in the region.
The report highlights the continued expansion of the city’s tech ecosystem, with more than 2,600 active startups and around 190 multinational corporations operating in the region, representing steady growth in global participation. Additionally, 23 new international research and development centers were established during the year, further strengthening Tel Aviv’s position as a global innovation hub.
Foreign investors played a significant role in driving funding activity, contributing approximately 61% of the total capital invested. The number of venture capital investors active in the ecosystem also rose to 422, indicating increasing global interest in Israeli technology companies.
The strong performance comes despite a challenging macro environment, demonstrating the resilience of Tel Aviv’s startup ecosystem. Continued growth in funding, exits, and corporate activity underscores the city’s importance as a leading center for innovation, particularly in sectors such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and deep tech.
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