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Israeli Health-Tech Industry Shows Export Stability Amid Sharp Investment Decline in 2025

Israel's Health-Tech sector experienced a 40% drop in private investments in 2025, reaching the lowest in five years, yet maintained stability in exports and company activity. The industry saw a decline in medical device funding but growth in AI investments.

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  1. 01Private investments in Israeli Health-Tech fell 40% in 2025 to $1.6 billion, the lowest in five years.
  2. 02Average deal size dropped below $10 million, with medical device funding declining sharply.
  3. 03Biomedical investments remained stable, while AI-related health-tech investments grew significantly.
  4. 04Industry stability persists in active companies, exports, and mergers despite investment challenges.
  5. 05IATI urges enhancing Israel's investment appeal and security to sustain life sciences growth.
  6. 06Efforts continue to encourage startups to incorporate in Israel and expand international collaborations.

IATI's CEO highlighted challenges from geopolitical tensions and currency issues but stressed the sector's resilience and global leadership potential.

Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 13, the latest report. Read Channel 13’s original

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