Qumra Capital

Qumra Capital is a prominent Israeli growth equity firm based in Tel Aviv, specializing in late-stage technology companies. The firm focuses on businesses that have achieved significant product-market fit and substantial revenue traction, typically seeking to scale globally. Founded by experienced venture capitalists, Qumra Capital's investment thesis centers on identifying companies with strong management teams, disruptive technologies, and large addressable markets, providing the capital and strategic support needed for their next phase of growth.

Qumra Capital provides growth capital to companies poised for significant expansion, often with annual recurring revenues (ARR) already in the multi-million dollar range. Unlike early-stage VCs, Qumra targets companies that have moved beyond the initial startup phase and require funding for market expansion, product development, or strategic acquisitions. The firm has demonstrated a consistent ability to raise larger funds, reflecting its success and the growing maturity of the Israeli tech ecosystem. For instance, their latest vehicle, Qumra Capital Fund IV, closed in 2023 with $320 million, significantly larger than their initial $115 million Fund I raised in 2014.

With their increasing fund sizes, Qumra Capital has the capacity to deploy substantial capital. While specific initial check sizes can vary based on the company's stage and funding round dynamics, they typically aim to invest between $10 million and $30 million in their initial commitments. This allows them to take meaningful positions in their portfolio companies and support them through subsequent growth stages. Their portfolio includes several prominent Israeli tech success stories, such as AppsFlyer, Riskified, and Papaya Global, underscoring their impact on the local and global tech landscape. The firm's strategic guidance and network are often as valuable as the capital they provide, helping companies navigate the challenges of rapid scaling and internationalization.