Hetz Ventures has closed its fourth fund at $140 million, even during wartime and a difficult global economy. With this, the firm now manages nearly $500 million in total assets, just eight years after it was founded.
Hetz Ventures invests in early-stage startups working in cybersecurity, data, and AI infrastructure. It focuses on building strong core technologies rather than consumer apps or late-stage companies.
Hetz Ventures is seeing strong progress in its current portfolio. Some of its startups, like Majestic Labs and BlinkOps, have recently raised new funding rounds.
These funding rounds show that Hetz focuses on finding founders early and continuing to support them as their companies grow through different stages.
“Despite one of the most difficult years in Israel’s recent history, innovation here hasn’t paused for a moment but even accelerated,” said Judah Taub, Managing Partner at Hetz Ventures. “There has never been a more ambitious generation of Israeli entrepreneurs who are thinking bigger. Combined with the technological disruption we’re seeing across cybersecurity, data, and infrastructure, we believe this cohort will produce some of the most important companies of the next decade. Fund IV is not just a vote of confidence in Hetz, but in the Israeli ecosystem at large.”
Companies backed by Hetz have created over $1 billion in exit value, including Granulate (acquired by Intel in 2022), Silk Security (acquired by Armis in 2024), and Prompt Security (acquired by SentinelOne in 2025.
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