Top Growth Funds to Watch in 2025

While early-stage investing has long dominated Israeli VC, the past decade has seen the rise of growth funds designed to help startups scale globally. As 2025 approaches, several Israeli growth funds are particularly well-positioned.

Pitango Growth

With over $3 billion under management, Pitango Growth is a powerhouse backing scale-ups in fintech, SaaS, and healthtech. Expect them to lead large growth rounds in companies preparing for IPOs or global expansion.

Qumra Capital

Qumra has established itself as a specialist in late-stage Israeli startups. Their portfolio includes companies like Fiverr and Taboola. In 2025, they’re expected to expand their focus on AI-driven B2B platforms.

Viola Growth

Part of the Viola Group, Viola Growth continues to be one of the most active funds in the region. They target companies at the intersection of SaaS, mobility, and fintech, often investing $20–40M in scaling rounds.

Titan Capital Partners

Founded by industry veterans with global investment experience, Titan Capital Partners focuses on technology-driven growth opportunities, with a strong emphasis on software, fintech, and consumer internet. The firm leverages its international network and secondary expertise to help Israeli companies expand into global markets.

Insight Partners

One of the world’s leading growth equity investors, Insight Partners has been highly active in Israel, backing standout companies in SaaS, cybersecurity, and infrastructure software. Their deep bench of operating partners and playbook for scaling global businesses make them a formidable player in the local ecosystem.

General Atlantic

General Atlantic brings decades of global growth investing experience, with a track record in technology, consumer, and financial services. The firm has steadily increased its exposure to Israel, aligning with its broader strategy of supporting category-defining companies in international markets.

What to Watch

With IPO markets slowly reopening and private valuations stabilizing, Israeli growth funds are expected to be highly selective in 2025. LPs should pay close attention to funds balancing disciplined capital deployment with bold global plays.