Valoo Overview
Valoo enables shareholders in private companies to benefit from their assets' liquidation following financial events such as initial or secondary offerings. The company developed a platform designed to consolidate information from several sources and analyze it using a proprietary model. The information is then cross-referenced with company publications and information from sellers. The platform helps shareholders generate an accurate overview of the status of their shares and holdings.
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הקרן שאוספת מניות מחברות הייטק למען ילדים שניצלו ב־7 באוקטובר
Israeli company Valoo, which has developed a technological platform in the field of secondary stocks, is launching a fund called For the Children. The aim of the fund is to raise long-term support for children affected by the October 7 massacre. The fund will raise stocks (secondary market stocks) of companies as donations, which will be converted into cash donations in liquidity events, exits, and issuances. The funds raised will be distributed to associations and organizations that will support thousands of children affected by the war, to meet educational, economic, medical needs, and more. The fund has already raised donations of stocks of large Israeli high-tech companies, with a capital value of about $20 million.
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כך valoo עוזרת למתעשרי ההייטק: "מפגישים אותם עם הכסף" - Forbes Israel
The article discusses the Israeli start-up Valoo, which helps employees and early investors in private companies understand the value of their stock and liquidate their holdings before the company goes public or is acquired. The platform uses data from various sources and a special model to provide financial information to stockholders. The company was founded in 2020 by Adi Weitzhandler and Meir Steigman, and currently employs about 10 people. The secondary market, where such transactions take place, was worth $60 billion globally in 2020, according to international investment firm Campbell Lutyens.
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