Big-Tech R&D 50

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ביג־טק 50, a limited partnership that invests in giant private technology companies, has seen a 50% loss since its issuance in February. The companys managers have purchased participation units at a much higher price than investors will pay. Despite this, the company has reported three positive developments in its investment portfolio in recent weeks, including successful funding rounds for Verbit, Via Transportation, and Pandabox.

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Israeli investment partnership Big-Tech 50 has raised 30 million shekels in a rights issue. The partnership, which aims to create an investment index in private-stage Israeli unicorn companies, issued 5.5 million participation units at a price of 5.5 shekels per unit. In addition, it issued 1.8 million options (Series 2) at an exercise price of 10 shekels per option. The immediate consideration for the issue amounted to 30 million shekels. As the value of Big-Tech 50s participation units climbs and enters the money, the company is expected to receive a sum of 18 million shekels as a result of the exercise of the options.

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Big-Tech 50, an investment partnership that invests in pre-IPO technology companies, is issuing additional participation units and option certificates. This comes eight months after the company completed its first issuance. The immediate expected return from the issuance is 30 million NIS, and if all option certificates are exercised, an additional 18 million NIS will be received. The funds raised are intended for investment in companies and research and development projects. However, the companys shares fell by 17.6% following the announcement of the issuance. The company has seen a 40% decline since it began trading.

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The Big-Tech 50 R&D Partnership has purchased shares of three Israeli technology giants, BlueVine, WhiteSource, and Voyager Labs, as part of its goal to create an index that exposes the success of private Israeli startups to the retail market. The partnership has also increased its investment in Sisense. The total investments in these companies amount to $4 million. The partnership reported a 32% increase in the valuation of its investments and a profit of $2.65 million. The CEO of Big-Tech 50, Yochai Zeid-Ronen, expressed optimism about the investments and the performance of the partnership.

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Big-Tech 50 R&D Partnership, Israels biggest tech companies, has reported a 32% increase in the value of its investments over the first six months of trading. The Partnership recorded an accounting profit of $4.9 million, with $747,000 already received. The net profit will be used for a buy-back of Partnership units worth $440,000. The Partnership has invested $15.2 million in 10 target companies, including ironSource and Payoneer, which completed IPOs in New York. ironSource was valued at $11 billion, while Payoneer was valued at $3.2 billion. The Partnership intends to use the profit from the IPOs for the buy-back. The CEO highlights the tech sectors boom and growth and the Partnerships investment strategy.

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Big-Tech 50, a R&D partnership listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, has announced three new investments in Israeli unicorns. The partnership invested $1.5 million in Outbrain, $2 million in Trax, and $2 million in Kenshoo. Since its listing, the stock price of Big-Tech 50 has increased by 33%. The partnership plans to create an index of the 50 biggest privately-held technology companies in Israel and invest in them before they go public or get acquired. The target companies must have a value of at least $250 million, be founded more than three years ago, have venture capital investment, generate at least $10 million in annual recurring revenue, and have reported growth for the past three years.

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The Big-tech 50 R&D partnership has completed an initial public offering, raising NIS 85 million ($26 million) from institutional investors. The partnership aims to create an index of the largest 50 private tech companies in Israel and allow investments in them before they go public or are sold. They have already signed deals with companies like Payoneer, Via, IronSource, and Fundbox, with the largest investment being in Via, a $2 million company. The CEO of Fiverr, Micha Kaufman, will be appointed as a company director. The partnership plans to invest in additional private tech companies and increase the size of investments to reach 50 companies valued at NIS 1 billion ($300 million). The portfolio will be managed by scattering ownership between companies, and the holdings will be realized through sales, initial issuings, or selling shares to other companies.

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Big-Tech 50 R&D Partnership has raised over NIS 85 million in an IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The Partnership focuses on investing in Israels 50 largest privately-held tech companies with a valuation of at least $250 million and annual revenue of at least $10 million. They have already signed deals to purchase shares of four companies and have plans to invest in 15 target companies over the next year. The Partnership aims to create an index of the 50 biggest privately-held technology companies in Israel and allow investment in them before they go public or are acquired by larger companies.

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Big-Tech 50, a partnership that invests in technology companies, is seeking to raise funds on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The partnership aims to create an index of 50 technology companies with a market cap of around NIS 1 billion. The chairman of Discount Capital Underwriting, Tzahi Sultan, and Arik Czerniak, general partner at Axon Ventures, control the general partner in Big-Tech 50. The partnership has signed conditional deals for investment in several companies, including Via Transportation and ironSource. Big-Tech 50s IPO plans aim to capitalize on the high demand for technology company investments. The article was published on December 13, 2020.