F2 Venture Capital, a Tel Aviv-based investment firm, raised $100 million for its fourth seed fund.
The new fund will support early-stage startups and shows F2’s strong commitment to helping new tech companies grow in one of the world’s most innovative hubs.
F2 Venture Capital was founded to support Israeli entrepreneurs and has earned a strong reputation for backing innovative startups in areas like AI, cybersecurity, and software.
Its earlier funds — including a $150 million third seed fund raised in 2022 — have helped many startups succeed, strengthening Israel’s global image as the “Startup Nation.”
The new fourth seed fund has already raised most of its money, and there’s a chance it could grow even more because of strong interest from investors, according to reports from Ctech.
This fresh funding will focus on pre-seed and seed-stage startups — the very early phases of business development.
The goal is to give these young companies the financial support they need to turn ideas into successful, growing businesses.
The timing of this new fund is important because Israel’s tech industry is still growing strongly, even with ongoing geopolitical challenges. In 2024 alone, the sector received over $12 billion in funding.
With this $100 million fund F2 Venture Capital aims to support the next wave of innovative startups in the country.
This move could help create hundreds of new jobs and boost technological progress across Israel’s fast-growing startup ecosystem.
As F2 Venture Capital continues to look for talented new founders, this investment could have a big impact on the future of technology in Israel and around the world.
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