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Israeli Government Launches $300 Million Emergency Fund to Support Startups Amid Shekel Strengthening
Israel's government is providing up to 1 billion shekels in emergency loans to early-stage startups affected by the shekel's rise against the dollar, aiming to extend their operational runway by six months.
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מה קרה
- 01Israeli Innovation Authority offers up to 1 billion shekels to support startups facing currency challenges.
- 02Funding covers 33%-50% of needed capital, leveraging 2-3 billion shekels total with private matching.
- 03Eligible companies must have less than 12 months runway and significant R&D expenses in Israel.
- 04Loans carry interest and are repayable from future revenues; no repayment if company fails.
- 05Program targets startups at immediate risk, not all affected by shekel appreciation.
- 06Applications are individually reviewed; only about one-third expected to receive funding.
The program requires matching private funding and targets companies with less than a year of runway, focusing on those with strong R&D activity in Israel. This temporary measure is designed to help startups survive immediate financial challenges, with individual application reviews determining eligibility.
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