Big Tech 50 R&D LP
TTASE:BIGT114.60
ILA
+1.70
(+1.51%)
ISIN
IL0011722951
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S&P 500
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-36.40
14.20
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-45.99
81.12
5Y
-81.12
68.34
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- CEO
- Yochai Zeid Ronen
- Full Time Employees
- 1
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Financial conglomerates
- Address
- Midtown Tower Tel Aviv TA Israel 6492102
- IPO Date
- Feb 8, 2021
- Website
- bigtech50.com
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- Big Tech 50 R&D-Limited Partnership (TASE: BIGT) operates as a publicly traded R&D partnership that invests in a diversified portfolio of late-stage Israeli technology startups prior to their initial public offerings; its core offerings include secondary market investments in privately held high-tech companies across sectors such as artificial intelligence, fintech, cybersecurity, and software-as-a-service; the partnership provides retail and institutional investors access to Israel's leading pre-IPO tech ecosystem through a single tradable index-like vehicle. Founded in February 2020 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, the entity focuses exclusively on domestic technology firms, targeting growth-stage companies with proven traction and scalable business models; it manages a portfolio of approximately 14 investments, including notable holdings in OrCam, Voyager Labs, OpenWeb, Verbit, Fundbox, BlueVine Capital, Skai, Buildots, and Via. In recent developments, the partnership reported significant valuation declines across most portfolio companies as of end-2024, including a 98% write-down on its OrCam investment from $2 million to $31,000 amid competitive pressures from AI advancements and regional sales disruptions, alongside near-total impairments for Voyager Labs following a dilutive funding round and a settlement in a lawsuit with Meta; other markdowns include Verbit (down 82%), Buildots (down 80%), Fundbox (75%), and BlueVine Capital (62%), contrasted by a 40% uplift in Via, resulting in an overall 55% drop in holdings value since inception; the firm maintains one employee and continues annual dividend distributions, with a recent yield exceeding 30%.