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Israel Unveils $460 Million Plan to Support High-Tech and Export Sectors Amid Shekel Strengthening
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First reported by Globes · 23 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Finance Ministry announced a 1.6 billion shekel plan to support high-tech and export sectors affected by the strong shekel. The program includes grants for startups, industrial equipment investments, and expanded tax benefits to maintain competitiveness and growth.
- 01Israel launches a 1.6 billion shekel plan to aid high-tech and export sectors amid shekel strength.
- 02One billion shekels allocated for rapid grants to startups and growth companies to extend operations.
- 03An interministerial committee will review high-tech sector competitiveness for 2027 budget planning.
- 04175 million shekels dedicated to advanced industrial machinery via grants under investment laws.
- 0525 million shekels to support exporters through expanded Export Institute activities and grants.
- 06Accelerated depreciation tax benefits expanded for export-oriented industrial firms, valued at 360 million shekels.
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