Jerusalem Venture Partners
Investment Details
Investor Type
Venture Capital
Asset Class Focus
Venture Capital
Stage Focus
Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Series D, Early Stage, Growth
Geographical Focus
United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Japan, Australia, Europe, Singapore, China, India, Brazil, France, Latin America, Mexico, South Korea, Middle East, North Africa, South Africa, Russia, South East Asia, Israel
Industries Focus
- Technology
- Healthcare
- Consumer Goods
- Business Services
- FoodTech
- FinTech
- Digital Health
- Digital Media
- AgriTech
- Cybersecurity
- Semiconductors
- Cyber Security
- Enterprise Software
- Agribusiness
- AI & Big Data
- Data Storage
Investor Details Founded: 1993
Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) is an internationally renowned venture capital firm based in Israel, specializing in early to growth-stage investments in technology companies. Founded in 1993 by Dr. Erel Margalit, JVP has raised over $1.4 billion across nine funds, focusing on sectors such as cybersecurity, enterprise software, fintech, AI & big data, foodtech, agritech, and digital health. The firm operates from its headquarters in Jerusalem and has offices in Be'er Sheva, New York City, and Paris.
JVP employs a thematic investment strategy, establishing Centers of Excellence in various domains to foster innovation and support portfolio companies. These centers include the International AI Center in Jerusalem, the Fintech and Insurtech Center in Tel Aviv, and the International Climatech Center in the Galilee. This approach enables JVP to identify and nurture market-leading companies by leveraging its deep industry expertise and extensive network of strategic partners.
Over the years, JVP has been instrumental in building and scaling several successful companies. Notably, it was a Round A investor in CyberArk, which became a global leader in identity security and was acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $25 billion in 2025. Additionally, JVP supported Qlik Technologies, leading to its IPO and subsequent acquisition by Thoma Bravo for $3 billion. These successes underscore JVP's commitment to fostering innovation and driving growth in the technology sector.
Requirements
- Innovative technology companies in early stages of development
- Strong management teams
- Scalable business models
- Potential for global market impact
- Innovative technology solutions
- Potential for global market leadership
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Portfolio Companies
- CyberArk
- Qlik
- Cogent Communications
- Chromatis Networks
- XtremIO
- Allot Communications
- Altair Semiconductor
- Jacada
- Navajo Systems
- Netro
- Playcast Media Systems
- Precise
- Qlipso
- XMPie
- Scorpio Communications
- Summit Design
- Ultracom Communications
- T.sqware
- ViryaNet
- Magnifire WebSystems
- Qlik Technologies
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