AcceleratorFest 2017: Dr Uri Weinheber (thetime Investment Group)

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In 2022, there were 1387 new startups, a 69% increase over the previous year. Startups received $3.78 billion in financing, also a 69% increase, and 373 startups were funded. 69 startups were acquired in mergers and acquisitions or initial public offerings, with a total value of $5.41 billion, a 44% increase. Israel had the highest amount of startup funding at $423 million, followed by the US at $186 million.

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4. 1387 New Startups 69% More than the previous year $3.78B In Startup financing 69% More than the previous year 373 Startups who got funded 69 Startups were acquired $5.41B In M&As and IPOs 44% More than the previous year Data Source: Geektime

5. 1387 New Startups 69% More than the previous year $3.78B In Startup financing 69% More than the previous year 373 Startups who got funded 69 Startups were acquired $5.41B In M&As and IPOs 44% More than the previous year Data Source: Geektime

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19. Early Stage Investments Gov Funding Non Equity Incubation Process

20. Early Stage Investments Incubation Process Gov Funding Non Equity Series A Crunch

21. Early Stage Investments Incubation Process Gov Funding Non Equity Follow-On Investments by 2 VC funds

22. Seed Stage Investors Incubation Process Gov Funding Non Equity Follow-On Investments by 2 VC funds