ABOUT US
Growth Capital & Strategic Guidance
Israel Growth Partners (IGP) empowers exceptional hi-tech companies at growth stage and supports strong management teams as they navigate to build large global companies and become category leaders. We provide our portfolio companies with growth capital, strategic guidance and, when needed, hands-on experience - all aimed towards accelerated growth and successful partnership.
OUR PORTFOLIO
FUN(D) STATS
3
Funds
$800M
Under Management
23
Portfolio Companies
6
Bootstrapped companies
$19M
Average Check at Entry
$110M
Largest Investment
$10M
Smallest Investment
8
Exits
2
IPOs
7
Team Members
PEOPLE
One Team - A World of Opportunities
As a small collaborative team of former technology executives and seasoned investors, our core strengths are in the value-added guidance we provide. We work hard to identify and empower outstanding teams, while ensuring alignment of interests between investors and management teams as we partner forward.
INSIGHTS
Doubling Down on Dot Compliance
We at Israel Growth Partners (IGP), in collaboration with Vertex Ventures, recently co-led the extension funding of Dot Compliance, the Quality Management System (QMS) platform for life sciences. The round marked a substantial up-round, taking place almost two years after we led the B Round in 2022. Such instances of...
Building Global Companies from Israel
Building Global Companies from Israel In recent years, thousands of words have been written about the need to build high-tech companies in and from Israel that will grow to realize their potential – instead of targeting an early exit or sale to global companies. The general assumption is that a...
19
Nov
DealHub Acquires Subskribe, Extending its Leadership in Agentic Quote-to-Revenue
Yahoo Finance
DealHub.io, the leader in Agentic enterprise-grade CPQ, today announced the acquisition of Subskribe, the industry's most advanced Subscription Management, consumption metering and Billing platform built for the AI economy.
17
Nov
Itron buys Israel’s Locusview for $525 million as AI sparks energy-infrastructure boom
Calcalist
raeli startup Locusview, which specializes in Digital Construction Management (DCM) for utility construction projects, is being acquired by U.S.-based Itron for $525 million in cash.






























