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Piper Sandler raised its price target on Teva Pharmaceutical Industries from $23 to $30, maintaining an "overweight" rating, while UBS Group lowered its target from $30 to $27 with a "buy" rating. Currently, Teva has a "Moderate Buy" average rating from analysts, with a target price of $23.43. Recent insider trading saw Director Roberto Mignone sell 286,000 shares, reducing his stake by 29.15%.
Israeli automotive startup Ree Automotive has announced a preliminary licensing agreement that could yield up to $770 million by 2030 with an undisclosed mobility solutions company. The deal involves licensing Ree's platform for self-driving passenger vehicles, with production slated to begin in 2027. This agreement is expected to significantly increase Ree's order backlog and enhance profitability through a focus on software and services rather than traditional manufacturing.
A directed energy laser system has been approved for export to Ukraine to aid in demining efforts, as over 40% of the country is mine-affected. The company plans to leverage its experience in military and infrastructure projects, including missile defense and environmental remediation, while also focusing on border security and urban development in the Middle East. With a strong portfolio in cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection, the firm aims to align with new defense priorities and capitalize on emerging markets.
Zurcher Kantonalbank increased its stake in Elbit Systems Ltd. by 73.8% in Q4, owning 6,185 shares valued at $1.62 million. Other investors also acquired stakes, with hedge funds holding 17.88% of the company. Elbit's stock opened at $369.26, with analysts recently downgrading its rating from "strong-buy" to "buy."
Bria, an enterprise visual generative AI platform, has secured $40 million in Series B funding, raising its total capital to $65 million. The investment, led by Red Dot Capital, will enhance Bria's platform, enabling businesses to create compliant, on-brand content while expanding its patented attribution engine to music, video, and text. With partnerships across major tech firms and a focus on licensed data, Bria aims to redefine AI-driven content generation and support a sustainable creative economy.
Cybersecurity firm Armis has laid off 45 employees from Israeli startup Otorio, over half of its workforce, following a $120 million acquisition in March. The restructuring affects various departments, leaving Otorio with 35 development staff. Founded in 2018, Otorio specializes in cybersecurity for industrial sectors and will see its Titan platform integrated into Armis’s Centrix suite.
Israeli defense tech startup Kela has officially launched after raising $39 million in funding, including an $11 million seed round from Sequoia and a $28 million series A from Lux Capital, with support from In-Q-Tel. Founded by experts in national security and technology, Kela aims to modernize military systems by integrating AI and sensors for real-time data processing and operational control. Initially deploying in Israel, the company plans to expand into the US and other Western defense markets to enhance military decision-making and adaptability to threats.
NextVision, an Israeli drone camera manufacturer, secured $63 million through recent transactions, including a $52 million stake acquisition by a foreign investment bank and an $11 million share purchase by Clal, raising its ownership to 6.5%. Co-founder Chen Golan sold $15 million in shares, reducing his stake to 5.7%. The company reported a 120% revenue increase to $115 million in 2024, driven by heightened demand amid ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Israel.
Boiler Room is under fire after its owner, Superstruct Entertainment, was acquired by KKR, a firm linked to Israeli businesses. Critics accuse the platform of performative activism regarding its Palestine fundraiser, as artists begin to boycott, raising questions about the viability of underground music under corporate ownership.
Israeli cybersecurity startup Vega Security has raised $65 million in funding since its inception in early 2024, achieving a valuation of $200 million in its initial round. Founded by Shay Sandler and Eli Rozen, the company has attracted investments from notable firms including Cyberstarts, Redpoint Ventures, Accel, and CRV. Currently operating in stealth mode, Vega Security reports minimal revenue.
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