Breakout Watch: 58 Deals, $952M: Israel Punches Above Its Weight in Week 46
Fifty-eight startups raised $952M in the seven days to 12 November 2026, with Israel delivering $201M from just 4 deals and Series A dominating by capital.
◆ Startups this week
58
◆ Fresh capital
$952M
◆ Undisclosed terms
2 startups
◆ Previous week
58 startups · $624M
◆ Published
12 November 2026
◆ The Week
In the seven days to 12 November 2026, 58 startups closed rounds totalling $952M across 56 disclosed deals — level with 58 raises the previous week, suggesting the market is holding rather than accelerating. The stage mix tells the sharper story: 18 Series A rounds absorbed $567M, dwarfing the seed cohort's $327M despite seeds outnumbering them 22 to 18.
◆ Stages
Seed dominated by count — 22 rounds — but Series A dominated by capital at $567M from 18 rounds, implying average Series A cheques well above the seed average. Pre-seed contributed 16 rounds for just $39M, consistent with a market that is generous at inception but sharply selective as companies scale.
seed22 startups · $327M
series-a18 startups · $567M
pre-seed16 startups · $39M
undisclosed2 startups · $20M
◆ Sectors
Enterprise Software led on deal count with 8 raises and $107M, but Biotech edged ahead on capital with $126M across 7 deals — a mix that reflects both the ongoing AI-tooling buildout and the durable appetite for platform-stage life-sciences bets. Robotics (3 deals, $87M) and Generative AI (2 deals, $84M) punch above their deal counts on capital, signalling that cheque sizes in physical-AI and foundation-layer generative plays remain large even at modest volumes. The concentration of capital in AI Infrastructure ($58M across just 3 deals) alongside Robotics and Generative AI confirms that the market is still willing to write large early-stage tickets wherever compute or autonomy is the core thesis.
Enterprise Software8 startups · $107M
Biotech7 startups · $126M
Fintech5 startups · $89M
Robotics3 startups · $87M
AI Infrastructure3 startups · $58M
Generative AI2 startups · $84M
◆ Geography
The United States led on deal count with 17 raises and $417M deployed, but Israel is the standout on capital efficiency: 4 deals drew $201M — an average that reflects two large Israeli Series A rounds at $92.5M and $70M respectively. The United Kingdom placed second on count with 5 deals and $68M, while Germany's 3 deals still attracted $78M, anchored by a pair of biotech seeds.
United States17 startups · $417M
United Kingdom5 startups · $68M
Israel4 startups · $201M
Germany3 startups · $78M
China3 startups · $9M
India3 startups · $4M
◆ The Database
The full deal database, including all 58 rounds and undisclosed terms, is available to Fusion42 Scout subscribers at the standard intelligence portal.
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