Israeli data security company ForeScout, is considering going public at a company value of $300-400 million. Calcalist reports that in light of its revenue growth, the company has been in contact with several investment bankers and analysts, in order to explore the possibility of an IPO.
Israeli corporation Sapiens, which develops software for the insurance industry, is planning a Nasdaq IPO to raise $40 million. Globes reports that the company filed a registration statement with the American Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday.
Israeli GPS tracking devices developer Starcom Systems plc has raised £2.7 million in an IPO on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM). The company launched the IPO at a value of £14.2 million.
Israeli biomed company Evogene, which genetically engineers plant seeds, is in talks to go public on Nasdaq at a company value of $250 million. Calcalist reports that the IPO will be led by Deutsche Bank and Credit Swiss. Evogene is currently being traded in the Tel Aviv stock exchange at a company value of $210 million.
Israeli company Wix Inc., which offers a free website building platform that requires no programming knowledge, is planning an IPO on Wall Street at a company value of $300 million. News agency Bloomberg reports that the Israeli company will seek around $75 million. The company, founded in 2006, has raised $66 million to date.
Israeli company Alcobra Ltd., which develops treatments for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), has filed a draft prospectus with the American SEC. The Israeli company plans to hold an IPO on Nasdaq at a company value of $100 million, and hopes to raise $15-20 million.
Israeli translation software provider Babylon has filed for an IPO with the American SEC. The company plans to go public by the end of the year and will offer up to $115 million in stock. Babylon has not yet disclosed the company worth it intends to declare upon launch. The company launched an IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in 2007.