Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in August 1989 by Haim Shani, Unitronics operates with 51–200 employees. The company has raised a total of $99M across 5 funding rounds. A significant milestone includes the delisting of its shares from Euronext in June 2017, following its initial public offering on TASE in May 2004.
Business overview
Unitronics designs, manufactures, and markets advanced control and automation solutions, specializing in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) with integrated Human Machine Interfaces (HMI). Its product portfolio also includes Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), AC servo drives, motors, I/Os, and comprehensive programming software for control, motion, HMI, and communications. The company serves various industrial sectors, offering solutions that range from micro-PLC + HMI units for simple machine control to complex controllers with advanced functions, diverse onboard I/Os, and multiple communication options.
Strategic signal
In July 2025, Unitronics is expected to receive an investment from Amber Group, signaling growing foreign appetite for Israeli industrial intellectual property. This development highlights the company's continued attractiveness to international investors and its potential for further global expansion in the industrial technology sector.
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- What is the latest funding activity for Unitronics?
- This investment reflects a growing foreign appetite for Israeli industrial intellectual property.
- When did Unitronics go public on TASE?
- Unitronics went public on TASE in May 2004.
- What was a significant acquisition related to Unitronics?
- In March 2016, FIMI Opportunity Funds acquired a 50% stake in Unitronics for NIS 110 million.
- What was a notable project announced by Unitronics in the US?
- In March 2023, Unitronics announced plans to build a robotic parking lot in San Francisco, USA, valued at $3 million.
- What was a major international project for Unitronics in the past?
- In March 2015, Unitronics announced plans to build Canada's largest automatic parking lot.