Israeli startups raise $900M in July 2025 with 28% funding surge

Israeli tech startups demonstrated resilience and growth in July 2025, securing $900 million across 28 deals—a 28% increase compared to July 2024. While only two deals crossed the $100 million threshold, a flurry of mid-sized rounds ensured a strong month for the ecosystem.

Key Highlights

• Top Deals: AI-powered medical imaging startup Aidoc led with a $150 million round, followed by Noma’s $100 million Series B. Exodigo came close with a $96 million Series B.
• Notable Seed Round: Wonderful raised an impressive $34 million Seed round, signaling investor confidence in early-stage ventures.
• Sector Trends: Cybersecurity, AI, and healthcare dominated funding, reflecting global tech investment patterns.

Standout Startups

• Aidoc: Expanding its AI-driven medical diagnostics platform.
• Exodigo: Advancing subsurface intelligence with AI.
• Cyata: Emerging from stealth to build identity controls for digital workforces.
• Lumana: Transforming passive cameras into real-time decision-makers.

Challenges & Resilience

Despite geopolitical tensions, Israeli startups continued to attract capital. For example, one company closed funding while its CEO served in the military reserves and offices were evacuated due to missile threats.

Full July 2025 Deal List (Rounds >$5M)

• 31.7.25: Cybersecurity startup raises funds to manage AI agent risks.
• 30.7.25: Lumana secures funding for real-time camera analytics.
• 29.7.25: Optical tech startup promises 100x faster data speeds.
• 24.7.25: Automated blood morphology tech gains $52 million.
• 16.7.25: Exodigo’s $96M Series B fuels US expansion.
• 14.7.25: Enterprise browser security firm quadruples valuation.

For the complete list, refer to the original article here.

Outlook

The surge in funding underscores Israel’s position as a global tech hub, with AI and cybersecurity leading the charge. Investors remain bullish despite regional uncertainties, betting on innovation-driven growth.