Israeli startups raised over US$585 million in 23 funding deals in September, up more than 30% year-on-year.

No funding rounds exceeded US$100 million, with the majority going to early-stage companies.

Cybersecurity firm Remedio secured the largest single round at US$65 million, marking its first external funding.

Irregular, another Israeli startup, raised a total of US$80 million across two rounds after emerging from stealth.

Other notable September deals included Descope’s US$88 million seed round with a US$35 million extension, Commcrete’s US$29 million, and proteanTecs’ US$51 million.

The list also featured companies such as Flytrex, Datawizz, Gain, Vega, Terra Security, and Koi, all raising at least US$8 million each.

🔗 Source: Calcalist