Investors value Israeli startup Island at  billion

Israeli startup company Island, which has developed a secure enterprise browser, has raised a Series D round of capital, raising $175 million from investors.

The round doubled the company’s market valuation from Series C, when Island raised $100 million based on a $1.5 billion valuation, and brings it to $3 billion.

In total, the company, founded in 2020, has already mobilized $487 million from investors.

The company has a staff of 250 people, of which 150 work in Israel. According to forecasts, the company should end the current year with revenue of several tens of millions of dollars.

By Editor

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