Meron Capital

Meron Capital is a venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, specializing in early-stage investments in deep-technology software startups led by Israeli entrepreneurs. The firm focuses on sectors such as enterprise software, cybersecurity, digital health, fintech, and DevOps. Meron Capital's inaugural fund, launched in 2017, invested in 16 startups, achieving four successful exits: Loom Systems (acquired by ServiceNow), Reshuffle (acquired by Twitter), Clear Genetics (acquired by Invitae), and Axonize (acquired by Planon).

In June 2021, the firm closed its second fund, Meron II, with $50 million to invest in 18-20 pre-seed and seed-stage startups. Meron Capital is known for its founder-first approach, working closely with entrepreneurs to ideate and build their companies from the ground up. The firm's team includes General Partners Liron Azrielant and Daniel Roditi, Head of Finance and Operations Daniel Minay, and Venture Partner Gil Shai, who focuses on climate technologies.

Meron Capital has invested in more than 30 companies, three of which have become unicorns, complemented by seven exits totaling over $500 million. Their portfolio spans enterprise software, security infrastructure, AI innovation, fintech platforms, robotics systems, and digital health technologies, with a cumulative portfolio valuation exceeding $8 billion.