Vine Ventures closed an oversubscribed $236 million third fund for the US-Israel Technology Corridor
Thursday, November 12, 2026 · first reported by HedgeCo
Vine Ventures announced on November 11 that its third fund closed at $236 million, topping the original target and making it the firm's biggest vehicle yet. Investments will go to technology companies linking the US and Israel, and Globes reports that roughly half the capital is slated for Israeli businesses. Investors include new and returning LPs: global asset managers, family offices and senior executives at large companies.
Vine's assets under management now stand above $500 million. It also formed a senior advisory group and brought on Adam Valkin, ex-General Catalyst, to lead investing from Boston, plus Idan Tendler, ex-Palo Alto Networks.
- Firm
- Vine Ventures
- Fund
- Vine Ventures Fund III
- Size
- $236M
- Stage
- Final close
- Asset class
- Venture
- Geography
- North America, Middle East
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