StageOne Ventures Closes $165M Fund V
Analysis based on 10 articles · First reported Mar 12, 2026 · Last updated Mar 12, 2026
The closing of StageOne Ventures' Fund V, with a focus on AI Infrastructure and Cybersecurity, signals continued investment and growth in these sectors, particularly within the Israeli tech ecosystem. This could lead to increased innovation and potential acquisition opportunities for publicly traded companies.
StageOne Ventures, an Israeli venture capital firm, announced the closing of its fifth fund, Fund V, at $165 million, bringing its total assets under management to over $650 million. This fund marks 25 years of the firm's activity in backing Israeli enterprise technology founders at the inception stage. Fund V will primarily focus on breakthrough startups in AI Infrastructure, Cybersecurity, Physical AI, Agentic Orchestration, and Vertical AI, areas where Israeli engineering talent is considered to have a global edge. The fund is supported by repeat institutional and private investors from the United States, Europe, and Israel, reflecting confidence in StageOne Ventures' strategy and the resilience of the Israeli tech ecosystem. Key figures like Yuval Cohen, Tal Slobodkin, and Netanel Meir emphasized the firm's hands-on approach and commitment to fostering category-defining companies. StageOne Ventures has a track record of 21 successful exits, including companies acquired by JFrog, Check Point, Cisco, McDonald s, F5, Inc., and IBM.
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