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Ehud Barak's Cyber Firm Paragon to List on Nasdaq Via SPAC Merger
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What happened
Israeli offensive cyber firm Paragon, co-founded by former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, announced plans to list on the Nasdaq via a merger with a SPAC. The company was previously acquired for an estimated $900 million and will keep its R&D center in Israel.
- 01Paragon, an Israeli cyber firm co-founded by Ehud Barak, will list on Nasdaq.
- 02The listing will occur through a merger with a SPAC.
- 03The company's flagship product can penetrate encrypted apps.
- 04Paragon was acquired for an estimated $900 million in 2024.
- 05Israel will remain the company's R&D hub.
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