Israeli Private Equity Firm FIMI Raises Record $1.75 Billion in Eighth Fund
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By שירי חביב ולדהורן
First reported by Calcalist · Jul 13, 2026
What happened
Israeli private equity firm FIMI has raised $1.75 billion for its eighth fund, surpassing its initial $1.5 billion target. The fund attracted over $2.5 billion in investor demand and brings FIMI's total capital to more than $6 billion. Founded 30 years ago, FIMI is Israel's largest private equity firm, known for acquiring and improving companies across sectors including defense and pharmaceuticals.
- 01FIMI raised $1.75 billion for its eighth fund, exceeding the $1.5 billion target.
- 02Investor demand for the fund topped $2.5 billion from global and Israeli investors.
- 03Total committed capital for FIMI now exceeds $6 billion with $11 billion in assets under management.
- 04Most investors in the new fund are returning backers from previous funds.
- 05FIMI, founded 30 years ago, is Israel's largest private equity firm, focusing on controlling stakes and operational improvements.
- 06Portfolio companies include Ashtrom Ashkelon, Amal, Kamada, and Rafa, with plans for IPOs.
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