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US Venture Firm Vine Ventures Raises $236 Million for AI and Security Investments
The US-Israeli venture capital firm Vine Ventures announced on Wednesday that it has raised $236 million for its third investment fund. The milestone brings the firm's total assets under management to over $500 million five years after its establishment.
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What happened
- 01Vine Ventures raised $236 million for its third investment fund on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
- 02The third fund brings the venture firm's total assets under management to over $500 million within five years.
- 03Approximately 50 percent of the new capital is earmarked for investments in Israeli technology startups.
- 04The fund will focus its early-stage investments on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity sectors.
- 05Former hostage Noa Argamani was appointed to the firm as a platform manager leading community building.
- 06Vine Ventures operates offices across the United States and at Tel Aviv's Sarona complex.
Vine Ventures, which operates offices in San Francisco, Boston, New York, and Tel Aviv, focuses on early-stage investments in artificial intelligence and security technology. Approximately half of the new capital is designated for allocation to Israeli technology startups. The firm's previous portfolio includes investments in firms such as Wonderful, EON, and cybersecurity company Ryber.
The firm's third fund surpasses its previous rounds, following a $50 million first fund and a $140 million second fund. Vine Ventures recently appointed former hostage Noa Argamani to a platform management role overseeing community building and connections, while its advisory board includes business leaders such as Snap Inc. Chairman Michael Linton.
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