Another Israeli cyber company is on its way to an IPO in the US at a value of 3.5 billion dollars

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The Israeli unicorn Claroty, which operates in the cyber field, has in recent months begun initial preparations for an IPO on one of the American stock exchanges – Nasdaq or New York (NYSE).

Clarotti, which operates in the field of cyber protection for essential enterprises and critical infrastructures, is one of the fastest growing unicorn companies (that is, private companies with a value of one billion dollars or more), and today it is also one of the few that has managed to maintain its status as a unicorn, and even raise money In the current challenging time.

Just a month ago, the company announced the raising of 100 million dollars in capital and credit – according to a value of 2.5 billion dollars.

At the same time as announcing the recruitment, Clarotti announced that it had passed the $100 million mark in annual recurring revenue (ARR) and that the number of customers had grown by 300%.

If the company manages to maintain the current rate of growth, then in light of the current pricing levels in the market, it will be able to go public in New York at a value of approximately 3.5 billion dollars in the first half of 2025.

Clarotti was born in 2015. The company is managed by Yaniv Verdi, who lost his mother-in-law who was murdered in the massacre on October 7 by terrorists who infiltrated the Netiv Hathara seat. His soldier son was also injured in the battles to defend the settlements. The founding team of Clarotti currently holds various positions in the company: Amir Zilberstein and Beni Porat are members of the board of directors; And Galina Antova is VP of Business Development.

Today Claroti employs 533 people, of which 260 are in Israel. From the day of its establishment until now, Claroti has raised 735 million dollars.

Claroti is not the only Israeli high-tech company eyeing an IPO in New York during 2025, and it joins what appears to be an aerial train of companies, mainly from the cyber field. According to the latest publications, Shlomo Kramer’s Kaito Networks, which operates in the SASE (secure access service end) market, has already hired the investment banks Goldman Sachs, Barclays and JP Morgan to lead its IPO. Kaito is expected to aim for a value of up to 5 billion dollars, after at the end of 2023 it raised a value of 3 billion dollars.

Sneek, which develops security tools for developers, also plans to issue next year. Sneek will try to aim higher and carry out an IPO at a value of 8 billion dollars, after the last round it carried out was conducted at a value of 7.4 billion dollars.

In both cases these are companies that, like Clarotti, do not need cash but want to advance to the next level that will establish their position as the leading companies in their field.

E-Toro, the fintech company that operates a trading platform in real estate and risk assets, also aims to take advantage of the tide in Bitcoin and complete its issuance, after shelving the move after the bursting of the bubble bubble in 2022. The company is once again considering an offering at a value that will not be less than 3.5 billion dollars.

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