Evergreen Venture Partners

Evergreen Venture Partners is one of Israel's first venture capital firms, founded in 1987 in Tel Aviv with $650 million in venture capital funds under management. Over nearly four decades, the firm invested in more than 120 technology companies, representing one of the largest VC portfolios built in Israel. Evergreen specializes in early-stage and emerging growth companies in communications, internet and media, software, and healthcare, investing across Israel and the United States and leading rounds with checks typically around $10 million. The firm invested at Series A, Series B, and Series C stages, with a focus on companies requiring $3 million to $10 million in institutional capital. Notable portfolio companies include Taboola, the content discovery platform that went public on the Nasdaq, Quali in cloud infrastructure automation, and Siklu in millimeter-wave wireless communication technology. The broader portfolio of 120-plus investments spans software, communications, healthtech, AI and deep tech, hardware, fintech, media, and security. Evegreen Venture Partners built its reputation on a professional investment team with deep field expertise in technology markets, guiding entrepreneurs through the full company lifecycle from early development through liquidity events. The firm's technical, operational, and strategic support model was developed across decades of Israeli technology company building and reflected a hands-on partnership philosophy. Evergreen Venture Partners is now inactive, though its long track record and portfolio of significant Israeli technology companies remains a defining part of the country's venture history.