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6 items- Protego Ventures closes $125m. Fund Ijpost.com/defense-and-tech/article-910162
Protego Ventures secures **$125 million** for its first fund, targeting Israeli companies with proven operational performance. The venture firm was co-founded by **Lital Leshem** and **Lee Moser**. Investments focus on startups that have already demonstrated scalability and revenue-generating models.
Sep 2026The Jerusalem Post | JPost.comNews article
- Protego Ventures Closes $125 Million Fund I to Accelerate Early-Growth Israeli Defense Companiesprnewswire.com/news-releases/protego-ventures-closes-125-million-fund-i-to-accelerate-early-growth-israeli-defense-companies-302892842.html
Protego Ventures finalizes its **$125 million Fund I**, the largest dedicated defense-focused fund in Israel. The capital targets early-stage Israeli defense companies seeking growth-stage investment. The fund aims to support startups developing advanced defense technologies and solutions.
Sep 2026PR NewswireNews article
- Protego Ventures closes debut $125M fund for Israeli defense techtechcrunch.com/2026/09/29/protego-ventures-closes-debut-125-million-fund-for-israeli-defense-tech/
Protego Ventures closes its debut fund with $125 million in commitments to back Israeli and global defense technology startups. Led by Lital Leshem and Lee Moser, the two-year-old firm invests $5 million to $50 million per company and counts drone maker XTEND and situational-awareness startup ASIO among its portfolio. Ares Management contributes $30 million as a limited partner, and Protego plans a second fund in early 2027 that will also target early-growth U.S. defense-tech companies.
Sep 2026TechCrunchNews article
- Israeli defense-tech startup ASIO Technologies raises $15 millionjpost.com/defense-and-tech/article-903083
ASIO Technologies secures $15 million in funding to advance its defense-technology solutions. The round follows a surge in Israeli defense-tech investments, with startups collaborating with the Defense Ministry attracting nearly $3 billion in the first half of 2026.
Jul 2026The Jerusalem Post | JPost.comNews article
