Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) released the data on the exits of the country’s exits for the years 2010 – 2022. There is a reason why Israel has been dubbed “Startup Nation.”
The data, however, shows that the number of exits dropped in 2022 over 2021; even though, the world had finally exited the Covid crisis. This may be attributed to the global financial crisis related to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine and other factors.
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In 2022, 133 Israeli firms recorded exit transactions, a decrease of 53% compared to 2021 (281 transactions).
In 2022, the value of the exit transactions was $24.4 billion, a decrease of 3% compared to 2021 ($25.1 Billion).
The number of initial public offerings (IPOS) registered in 2022 was 15% of the total number of exits, amounting to 16% of the total in 2022 compared to 41% in 2021.
The number of exit transactions valued at up to $50 million was 65% of all exits which were carried out in 2022.
20% of the companies that made an exit in 2022 did so within five years after their establishment.
In the years 2010-2022, 584 companies were closed after making an exit deal. 32% of them were closed in the year they performed the deal.
The average monthly salary for salaried positions in companies that made an exit in 2022 was 26,200 Shekels ($7,200).
In 2022, it appears that 87% of exit transactions were carried out in companies registered in the Tel Aviv area.
From the geographic segmentation of the buyers and issuances in 2022, it appears that 32% of the exit transactions were purchased by Israeli entities and/or were issued on the stock exchange in Israel. 76% of the number of exit transactions in 2022 had an origin from the United States.
Out of 133 exit transactions in 2022 in the field of “semiconductors,” 5 exits were carried out, amounting to a total of $7.2 billion dollars (30% of the value of all exit transactions).
