Most Promising Startups - 2025
WATCH: Meet CTech's most promising startups - 1-5
Here's everything you need to know about Decart, Quantum Machines, Buildots, Fetcherr, and qbiq
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1. Decart
Sector: AI | Established: 2023 | Founders: Dr. Dean Leitersdorf and Moshe Shalev | Employees: 50 | Funding: $53 million from Sequoia, Benchmark, Zeev Ventures
2. Quantum Machines
Sector: Quantum Computing | Established: 2018 | Founders: Dr. Itamar Sivan, Dr. Yonatan Cohen, and Dr. Nissim Ofek | Employees: 180 employees, half of them in Tel Aviv and the rest in Denmark, Germany, Japan and the US | Funding: $280 million from PSG Equity, Red Dot Capital, Intel Capital, TLV Partners, Meron capital, and Avigdor Willenz
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3. Buildots
Sector: Construction process management | Established: 2018 | Founders: Roy Danon, Aviv Leibovici and Yakir Sudry | Employees: 200, 150 of them in Israel | Funding: $121 million from TLV Partners, Lightspeed, Intel Capital, Maor, O.G. Venture Partners, Viola Ventures, Tidhar, Avigdor Wilenz, Ziv Aviram
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4. Fetcherr
Sector: AI for Business | Established: 2018 | Founders: Roy Cohen, Dr. Uri Yerushalmi, Robby Nissan | Employees: 170, 100 in Israel and the rest in the US and Poland | Funding: $116 million from Battery Ventures, Lanet, Livermore, M-fund, Left Lane
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5. qbiq
Sector: Real estate | Established: 2019 | Founders: Leeor Solnik, Elad Kaminer, Noam Diamantstein, Roey Granot | Employees: Headquartered in Tel Aviv, with offices in New York, London and Miami, Qbiq employs 65 people, 50 of whom are in Israel | Funding: $16 million from Insight Partners, participation from JLL Spark, 10D, Ocean Azul, Random Forest and M-Fund's Lior Elkan
