Over $400 million was raised by Israeli startups across 10 deals in August, more than double the same month last year. The surge in funding is especially notable as August is traditionally a weak month for funding, with many in the tech sector taking holiday during the month.
The largegest round of the month came courtesy of Decart, which was the only startup to reach the $100 million mark, hitting a $3.1 billion valuation.
However, there were four rounds of $50 million or more, including IVIX raising $60 million.
See the full list of August’s deals below. (This includes funding rounds of over $5 million that were officially announced during August.)
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