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Sheva

ויטלה מאוריציו, Tel Aviv, 6965104, Israel

Overview

Sheva Capital is a brand-new early stage venture capital firm in Israel that funds the world's most tenacious innovators.

Total investments
8
Lead investments
0
Investments · 12mo
1
Active investors
1
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Investment portfolio

  • PointFive

    Participated · Series B · Jun 2026

    Public reporting about PointFive is limited to its recent fundraise announcement; the company announced a $60 million capital raise in a NYSE pre-market update. The firm's Co-Founder and CPO, Gal Ben David, is scheduled to discuss how the new capital will be allocated on NYSE Live. The articles do not provide details on PointFive's products, revenues, users, or operational metrics. There is no information in the provided coverage about the company's founding year, location, or past financing history. Aside from the planned NYSE appearance to outline fund allocation, no future plans were specified in the articles.

  • Bliss Aesthetics

    Participated · Seed · Apr 2025

    Bliss Aesthetics operates an AI-driven platform that uses GenAI, Stable Diffusion, and computer vision models to let patients realistically visualize cosmetic enhancements and match with board-certified physicians. The product combines an AI-powered decision engine, intelligent matchmaking, and 24/7 customer assistance while surfacing potential financing partners. Bliss reports improving patient engagement from 40% to 80% and a 500% growth in its provider base since launch. The platform is available to patients across Florida, Texas, Illinois, Arizona, Michigan, and North Carolina. Leadership includes Co-Founder and CEO Gal Yosef and co-founder/Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Salzhauer. The company says it will use the new capital to grow the platform and expand into additional states as the cosmetic procedure market scales.

  • Upwind Security

    Participated · Series A · Dec 2024

    Upwind Security develops AI-driven cloud security solutions aimed at protecting cloud environments. The company has attracted significant investor interest, most recently a tens-of-millions follow-on investment from Salesforce Ventures at a $1.6 billion valuation. That financing came two months after a prior $250 million round, underscoring strong funding momentum. Public reporting does not disclose revenue, user metrics, or detailed product roadmap in these articles. Likewise, specific plans for the new capital were not reported. The coverage frames the company as a well-funded, growth-stage player in cloud security backed by strategic and venture investors.

  • Eon

    Participated · Series A · Oct 2024

    Eon is a cloud infrastructure company that converts static backups from AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud into a single, browsable, searchable, and queryable data lake. Built by the team that created AWS Disaster Recovery and Migration services, the platform automates data ingestion, unifies multi-cloud stores, and provides self-service access through one pane of glass. Customers report cutting data-preparation workflows by over 90 % and reducing backup costs by 30 %–50 % while lowering compliance risk. Eon’s technology lets enterprises use historically untapped backup data for AI training, analytics, governance, and rapid recovery. With exploding demand, the company plans to accelerate R&D, expand global hiring, scale U.S. go-to-market efforts, and deepen integrations with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Less than two years after launch, Eon has raised $500 million in total funding and is now valued at $4 billion.

  • LIBLAB

    Participated · Series A · Jun 2022

    LibLab provides tools that automatically generate SDKs, developer documentation and a developer portal from API specs (OpenAPI, Swagger, Postman), integrating authentication, error handling and security. The platform claims to monitor and update SDKs as languages evolve and to surface usage metrics for APIs. LibLab’s core code-gen is written in TypeScript and uses language-specific scaffolding templates for Java, Python, C# and others. The company launched in stealth last year and is currently expanding a private beta while building out its core service. LibLab plans to open source its core engine in the coming weeks and to monetize by offering premium services on top of the open-source offering. Co-founder and CEO Sagiv Ofek, an ex-Facebook and ex-Amazon engineer and founder of HomeDine, leads the product development. The company has raised venture funding to date, including a recent Series A.

Team

  • Omri Casspi

    Co-Founder & Managing Partner

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