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The firm, which invests alongside small early-stage venture capital funds to save them from dilution, now has a specific Israel allocation.
Alpha Partners, a US investment firm, is expanding its operations into Israel, led by Gal Gitter, formerly of Ibex. The firm manages $450 million and plans to allocate $150 million for investments in Israeli technology companies. Unlike traditional venture capital firms, Alpha Partners offers small venture capital funds and private investors a package deal to raise finance for specific companies, sharing profits upon exit. The firm has already made five investments in Israel and plans to invest in 15 more companies, focusing on B to D rounds. The firm is particularly interested in companies with rapid growth, especially in the AI sector, despite some concerns about over-dependence on language models.
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למרות המלחמה: הקרן האמריקאית שמחפשת להשקיע 150 מיליון דולר בישראל
Alpha Partners, a New York-based investment firm, has announced the opening of a new office in Tel Aviv and the appointment of Gal Gitter as its Israeli partner. Gitter, who previously managed investments in Israeli startups at Ibex, joined Alpha Partners earlier this year. The firm plans to invest $150 million in Israel over the coming years, operating in collaboration with other funds. This move is seen as a strategic expansion despite ongoing regional conflicts, highlighting Alpha Partners commitment to tapping into the Israeli markets potential.
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