Funded Startups in Rosh Ha'ayin
Velox’s $38M round (2024-04-02) is the largest disclosed amount in Rosh Ha’ayin and sits above a tightly clustered set of disclosed rounds: hiSky at $30M (…
Velox’s $38M round (2024-04-02) is the largest disclosed amount in Rosh Ha’ayin and sits above a tightly clustered set of disclosed rounds: hiSky at $30M (2021-12-08), Phytech at $24M (2020-09-22), and Electrical Grid Monitoring Network at $18M (2021-11-03), with the next disclosed figures dropping to $15M (Asio Technologies, 2026-07-20) and $10M (Supersmart, 2022-01-16). In terms of timing, the oldest disclosed entry shown dates to 2020-09-22 (Phytech) and the most recent to 2026-07-20 (Asio Technologies), but the top disclosed size appears to concentrate in the 2020–2024 window rather than increasing monotonically. The dataset also has a sector concentration at the granularity shown: three entries explicitly map to “Hardware” (hiSky, 2021-12-08), “Consumer Electronics” (Electrical Grid Monitoring Network, 2021-11-03), and “Apps” (Asio Technologies, 2026-07-20) are the closest overlaps by category label, while stages are more mixed with multiple “Series Unknown” classifications (including Tritone Technologies on 2025-11-18 as undisclosed) alongside a “Series A” (hiSky, 2021-12-08) and a “Convertible Note” (Supersmart, 2022-01-16).
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What is the largest disclosed round in Rosh Ha’ayin, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts shown?
Velox leads with $38M (2024-04-02). The next-largest disclosed rounds are $30M (hiSky, 2021-12-08), then $24M (Phytech, 2020-09-22), and $18M (Electrical Grid Monitoring Network, 2021-11-03), before dropping to $15M (Asio Technologies, 2026-07-20) and $10M (Supersmart, 2022-01-16).
Are any dates over-represented among the most recent funded entries?
The smallest disclosed amount ($10M) is tied to a 2022-01-16 close (Supersmart), while the largest ($38M) is in 2024-04-02 (Velox). Looking across the 7 entries shown (2020-09-22 through 2026-07-20), there are multiple 2021 rounds (hiSky on 2021-12-08; Electrical Grid Monitoring Network on 2021-11-03), indicating a noticeable 2021 concentration compared with the single entries in 2020 and 2026.
How often do “Series Unknown” classifications appear versus named stages in this list?
“Series Unknown” appears in 3 of the 7 rows (Asio Technologies, 2026-07-20; Tritone Technologies, 2025-11-18; Velox, 2024-04-02). The remaining stage entries shown include “Series A” (hiSky, $30M on 2021-12-08), “Convertible Note” (Supersmart, $10M on 2022-01-16), plus one row with an empty stage field (Phytech, $24M on 2020-09-22).
Is there an outlier among disclosed amounts, or are rounds relatively clustered in size?
Within disclosed amounts, Velox’s $38M (2024-04-02) is the clear top figure, but it is not an extreme gap from the next tier ($30M hiSky; $24M Phytech; $18M Electrical Grid Monitoring Network). The main standout contrast is that Tritone Technologies (2025-11-18) is undisclosed, which prevents size-based comparison for that entry.
Do any sectors repeat enough to suggest a cluster worth targeting for outreach or diligence?
At the category-label level shown, the list includes repeated technology-forward themes rather than one dominant recurring label: “Hardware” is explicitly used for hiSky ($30M on 2021-12-08), while Electrical Grid Monitoring Network (2021-11-03) is categorized as “Consumer Electronics,” and Asio Technologies (2026-07-20) is categorized as “Apps.” Beyond that, sectors like “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” (Supersmart, 2022-01-16) and “Agriculture and Farming” (Phytech, 2020-09-22) appear only once each in the 7 rows shown.
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