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Online database of companies, start-ups and investors

‎IVC Data and Insights
Type of siteData as a service
Available inEnglish
HeadquartersTel-Aviv, Israel
OwnerHoltzman's family
Created byZeev and Guy Holtzman
Employees~ 12
URLwww.ivc-online.com
CommercialYes
RegistrationOptional
Launched1997; 28 years ago (1997)
Current statusOnline

IVC Data & Insights is a provider of business intelligence and data on the Israeli technology, venture capital and private equity sectors. It offers comprehensive databases, analysis and insights into Israel's high-tech ecosystem.

History

IVC was founded in 1997 by Zeev Holtzman, the founder and managing partner of Giza VC, and his son Guy Holtzman. IVC was established to strengthen the relations between foreign investors and the Israeli technology industry.

In its early years, IVC managed its data using Microsoft Access Database Engine and published a hard-copy newsletter that included articles, research and information on technology deals related to Israel. This newsletter was distributed to a wide range of figures – particularly local and international investors, interested in the Israeli tech ecosystem.

In April 1999, IVC was incorporated as IVC Research Center. During that year, IVC launched its website, which featured a search engine allowing users to explore data on startups, investors, professionals, corporations, and other organizations and personals involved in Israel's tech industry.

In 2000, IVC published Israel's first high-tech directory, which included articles, statistics, and detailed profiles of investors and startups, including information such as business descriptions, financing rounds, and contact details.

IVC old logo

In 2020, IVC rebranded from IVC Research Center to IVC Data & Insights. This rebranding reflected a shift in focus from a service company – providing personalized consulting and analytical services, to a data-driven company – offering products accessible online.

In 2023, Guy Holtzman replaced Zeev Holtzman as the Chairman of IVC, and Ben Klein was promoted to CEO, taking over the role from Guy Holtzman.

As of 2025, IVC serves strategic and financial investors, venture capital funds, family offices, private equity funds, multinational corporations, NGOs, academic institutions, service providers, media groups, startups, and more. IVC also supports NGOs by helping them connect with relevant donors and potential board members using its data analytics tools. Among the NGOs IVC supports are: Tmura, Education For Excellence, IFIE – The Israeli Forum For Impact Economy and Alon and Ella.

Database

Profiles institutions
8,726 High-Tech Companies
2,766 Investors
480 Accelerators & Incubators
520 multinational corporation

The database also includes profiles of over 70,000 C-level executives’ across various sectors.

Each profile present technology and business descriptions, financial and investment history, management details (contacts and biographies), and related companies.

Products

  • Online database – allows access to IVC’s search engine database.
  • Basic data – provides raw data charts based on specific requests.
  • Data analytics (BI) – delivers analyzed and segmented data tailored to various preferences.
  • API integration – connects clients’ sales information systems with IVC's API.
  • Scouting and matching - facilitates connections between innovation seekers (both institutional and private) and technology companies.

IVC's calendar present various categories of Israel's tech-related conferences, events and exhibitions. IVC also sends quarterly newsletter featuring investment reports, tech reviews, events and industry news.

The Database is available via subscription, with a limited free demo.

Publications

IVC collaborates with leading firms to publish joint reports on various verticals such as Food tech, Cleantech, Fintech, cyber security, Agrotech, Health, Biotechnology, and more.

Partnership Publication (year) Notable insights
IVC-Gornitzky-KPMG Investors Report (2024) Israeli VC funds undergoing major slowdown
IVC-LeumiTech Israeli Tech Review (2024) Despite war startup raising up 32%
IVC-aMoon HealthTech Ecosystem Report (2022) Investment in Israeli healthtech startups drops in 2022
IVC-Meitar Israeli Tech Review (2021) Israeli tech sets yet another record in H1 of 2021
IVC-GROSS Investors Report (2021) Israeli Investors Raised $3.75B In 2021
IVC-ZAG Tech Funding Report (2020) Record investment in Israeli tech cos in 2020
IVC-APM VC Funds Report (2018) Vertex, TLV Partners Israel's most active VC funds
IVC-Shibolet & Co. Investors Report (2017) Private equity investment in Israel drops

References

  1. Vaizberg, Meytal (September 2024). "The IVC - Gornitzky - KPMG Investors Report found a dramatic fall in the funds raised and activities of investors in the first half of 2024". Globes (newspaper).
  2. Gilead, Assaf (October 2020). "IVC-LeumiTech: Despite war startup raising up 32%". Globes (newspaper).
  3. Wrobel, Sharon (September 2024). "Investment in Israeli healthtech startups drops 13% in 2022 – report". The Times of Israel.
  4. Orbach, Meir (July 2021). "Israeli tech sets yet another record, raising $11.9 billion in H1 of 2021". Calcalist.
  5. "Israeli Investors Raised $3.75B In 2021". NoCamels. July 2022.
  6. "IVC-ZAG: Record investment in Israeli tech cos in Q3". Globes (newspaper). September 2024.
  7. Yablonko, Yasmin (January 2019). "IVC-APM: Vertex, TLV Partners Israel's most active VC funds". Globes (newspaper).
  8. Solomon, Shoshanna (July 2017). "Private equity investment in Israel drops 67% in 2Q". Times of Israel.

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